> why is it a "very bad" idea? i don't think that would be harmfull in
> any way. But if i can't find an easy way to do it i will have to fix
> it with wget...
Well, sorry, but hacking application to get the result for the
_external_ application (the same result you can get by adding two
characte
why is it a "very bad" idea? i don't think that would be harmfull in
any way. But if i can't find an easy way to do it i will have to fix
it with wget...
On Feb 24, 1:48 pm, Rimantas Liubertas wrote:
> > i would like to add the .html extension by default to all my
> > resources. What is the best
> i would like to add the .html extension by default to all my
> resources. What is the best way to do that? The reason for this is
> that i need to download the generated sites via wget and i need
> the .html extension for the downloaded files. Also it would be nice if
> the link_to would automat
i also figured that but i would really like to use resources...
On Feb 24, 1:30 pm, MaD wrote:
> sounds a little bit silly, bit i just tried a route like
> map.connect ':controller/:action.html'
> that is actually working for me
> http://localhost:3000/bla/index.html
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sounds a little bit silly, bit i just tried a route like
map.connect ':controller/:action.html'
that is actually working for me
http://localhost:3000/bla/index.html
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Maybe i was a little too unspecific with my description. Let me try
again:
The website has multiple nested pages and i can address them with
e.g. /pages/first /pages/first/subpage
Now when i want to wget all of the pages the downloaded files are
called first and subpage but
i'd like them to be ca
how about a before/after_save callback? i guess that would work.
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