How to insert/upload my static pages into the application
venkata reddy
this is venkat and who is a bit new to ROR,
I am working on buildina a hospital website.
So almost all my webpages are static pages.
I created all my webpages(8 in total) a home page and links to the
other pages.
so how can i insert/upload these pages in to the site? and also let me
know where can i put resources like images in the webpages..
please help as i left with very less time.....
Bala Paranj
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Norbert Melzer
He says most are static, so it seems that there is a need for ROR.
Static pages and other ressources Cannabis be put into the public folder of the ROR standard directory structure.
HTH NobbZ
Am 18.11.2010 08:58 schrieb "Bala Paranj" <bcpa...@gmail.com>:
> You don't need Rails for a static website. Just upload your static files and
> images using ftp to your host.
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> On Wed, Nov 17, 2010 at 10:18 PM, venkata reddy
> <venkata...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Hi All,
>> this is venkat and who is a bit new to ROR,
>> I am working on buildina a hospital website.
>> So almost all my webpages are static pages.
>> I created all my webpages(8 in total) a home page and links to the
>> other pages.
>> so how can i insert/upload these pages in to the site? and also let me
>> know where can i put resources like images in the webpages..
>> please help as i left with very less time.....
>>
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venkata reddy
On Nov 18, 1:35 pm, Norbert Melzer <timmel...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> He says most are static, so it seems that there is a need for ROR.
>
> Static pages and other ressources Cannabis be put into the public folder of
> the ROR standard directory structure.
>
> HTH NobbZ
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> > You don't need Rails for a static website. Just upload your static files
> and
> > images using ftp to your host.
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> > On Wed, Nov 17, 2010 at 10:18 PM, venkata reddy
> >> Hi All,
> >> this is venkat and who is a bit new to ROR,
> >> I am working on buildina a hospital website.
> >> So almost all my webpages are static pages.
> >> I created all my webpages(8 in total) a home page and links to the
> >> other pages.
> >> so how can i insert/upload these pages in to the site? and also let me
> >> know where can i put resources like images in the webpages..
> >> please help as i left with very less time.....
>
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Norbert Melzer
Rails looks first if there is a file in the path, if not then routing comes into place
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