journalduhacker/app/views/password_reset/password_reset_link.text.erb

Hello <%= @user.email %>,

Someone at <%= @ip %> requested to reset your account password
on <%= Rails.application.name %>.  If you submitted this request, visit the link below to
set a new password.  If not, you can disregard this e-mail.

<%= Rails.application.root_url %>login/set_new_password?token=<%= @user.password_reset_token %>
initial work on conversion from php tree 2012-06-17 03:15:46 +02:00			`Hello <%= @user.email %>,`

invitation system, user settings 2012-07-01 20:31:31 +02:00			`Someone at <%= @ip %> requested to reset your account password`
don't hardcode "Lobsters" and "lobste.rs" everywhere, use Rails.application.{name,domain} 2013-06-30 08:29:51 +02:00			`on <%= Rails.application.name %>. If you submitted this request, visit the link below to`
invitation system, user settings 2012-07-01 20:31:31 +02:00			`set a new password. If not, you can disregard this e-mail.`
initial work on conversion from php tree 2012-06-17 03:15:46 +02:00
use _path for most things instead of _url Instead of hard-coding the scheme and host everywhere, use _path methods to show relative URLs. Except that our previous setting of Rails.application.routes.default_url_options in config.after_initialize made this moot because Rails inserts that host into all _path helpers for some reason. So revert that setting. But then anything that wants an absolute URL doesn't know the hostname and the root_url helper throws an exception. So make a Rails.application.root_url shortcut to pass the per-app settings in Rails.application to root_url. Now we can just use _path helpers most places but still use _url ones where we need them, such as in RSS views and e-mail templates. 2015-01-03 00:02:55 +01:00			`<%= Rails.application.root_url %>login/set_new_password?token=<%= @user.password_reset_token %>`