Customize <store>/products url ?

[David Unric]

Hi,

I'd like to set the default http://<store_site>/products url to my own (localized) version.

I did found it is stored in Spree's products_path attribute.

What is the "proper" way to set its value ? Where has the setting to be done ?

Thanks.

David

[Ryan Bigg]

You need to set this in your application's routes file using this code:

Spree::Core::Engine.routes.prepend do

  resources :products, :path => "/productos"

end

Note that this will draw two sets of the products routes on Spree::Core::Engine's router, meaning that people will be able to access it by both /products and /productos.

I don't know of a way to "undraw" routes.

David

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[David Unric]

Thanks Ryan, your solution does work.
I'm also curious how to replace the path instead of prepending it ?

[David Unric]

Hi,

now I tried to customize /cart url in the same way but it does not work.
Any idea how to replace cart_path ?

Thx.

On Thursday, December 20, 2012 4:34:20 AM UTC+1, Ryan Bigg wrote:

[Ryan Bigg]

I don't think you can replace it using Rails. The best you could do is set up a RewriteRule using apache or the equivalent in nginx to redirect people from /products to /productos.

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[Nate Lowrie]

Could you use the spree_redirects gem for this?

[Ryan Bigg]

Yeah, I think that'd be a possibility.

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[Nate Lowrie]

On second thought, if I was doing this I would just use the rack-rewrite gem and put 301 redirects there...