With good intention I was helping someone with a ruby site but now I've
broken it! Yikes. Help please.
I made a simple change to the admin controller to add a new action -
login2. Making this change caused another action, login, to
redirect improperly causing the "page isn't redirecting properly"
message using
Firefox.
Because my change allows me to get to login2 I updated the default page
to point to login2 hoping to find a resolve to the redirection problem.
No such luck - 2nd problem - can't change the default page for the
authorize redirection? Looks simple! (Aside: I spent hours trying to
find the issue with why a text change didn't display - turns out it was
caching.
ugh.)
Any help is appreciated!
Here's the controller code.
class AdminController < ApplicationController
before_filter :authorize, :except => [:login, :login2]
def authorize
if !session[:user]
redirect_to :controller => 'admin', :action => 'login2'
return false
end
end
def login
if request.post?
if params[:login] == 'linda' && params[:password] == 'testing'
session[:user] = 'yes'
redirect_to :controller => 'news', :action => 'index'
return
end
end
end
def login2
end
def logout
session[:user] = nil
redirect_to :action => 'login2'
end
def index
end
def quotes
@contacts = Contact.find(:all, :conditions => "quoterequest = 'Yes'
AND file is not null")
end
def destroycontact
contact = Contact.find(params[:id]) rescue nil
contact.destroy rescue true
redirect_to :action => 'quotes'
end
def contactlist
contacts = Contact.find(:all, :conditions => "quoterequest = 'No'")
sheet =
"Name\tAddress\tCity\tState\tZip\tPhone\tEmail\tComment\tContact
Time\tMailing List\tEmail List\n"
if contacts && !contacts.empty?
for c in contacts
sheet +=
"#{c.name}\t#{c.address}\t#{c.city}\t#{c.state}\t#{c.zip}\t#{c.phone}\t#{c.email}\t#{c.comment.gsub(/[\r\n]/,'
')}\t#{c.created_at}\t#{c.mailinglist}\t#{c.emaillist}\n"
end
end
send_data sheet, :filename => "fsi_contact_list.xls"
end
def quoterequests
contacts = Contact.find(:all, :conditions => "quoterequest = 'Yes'
AND file is null")
sheet =
"Name\tAddress\tCity\tState\tZip\tPhone\tEmail\tComment\tContact
Time\tMailing List\tEmail List\n"
if contacts && !contacts.empty?
for c in contacts
sheet +=
"#{c.name}\t#{c.address}\t#{c.city}\t#{c.state}\t#{c.zip}\t#{c.phone}\t#{c.email}\t#{c.comment.gsub(/[\r\n]/,'
')}\t#{c.created_at}\t#{c.mailinglist}\t#{c.emaillist}\n"
end
end
send_data sheet, :filename => "fsi_quote_requests.xls"
end
def import
file_name = upload(:file)
imported = Import.import!(Rails.root.join('public', 'files',
file_name).to_s)
flash[:notice_admin] = "Succesfully imported #{imported} emails"
rescue
flash[:notice_admin] = "Could not import specified file. Please
check if the file is correct."
ensure
redirect_to news_index_path
end
def featured_news_content
set_config(:featured_news, params[:featured_news])
flash[:notice_admin] = "Featured News Content Saved"
redirect_to news_index_path
end
def launch_auto_email
news = News.not_sent
featured_info = get_config(:featured_news)
Subscriber.all.each do |s|
SystemMailer.deliver_latest_news(s.email, news, featured_info)
end
# begin
# Twitter::Client.new.update(featured_info)
# rescue
# end
···
#
# begin
# FbGraph::User.me(FB_ACCESS_TOKEN).feed!(
# :message => featured_info
# )
# rescue
# end
flash[:notice_admin] = "Auto Email Launched"
redirect_to news_index_path
end
private
def upload(opts, name = "email_database-#{Date.current.to_s}.xls")
uploaded_io = params[opts]
File.open(Rails.root.join('public', 'files', name), 'w') do |file|
file.write(uploaded_io.read)
end
name
end
end
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