iron-router

subdomain support in meteor (like with slack - http://team.slack.com ) As in slack my app users can create their own subdomains (unique) and depending on the subdomain the data should be loaded, and around this the application would be proceeded. I can use something like http://slack.com?team=TeamName , but i think the subdomain would be much clean and better. Any suggestions/pointers. Thanks. Taken from the Meteor forums . Using a DNS wildcard to point *.example.com to my app server, I have this in the client code: var hostnameArray = document.location.hostname.split( "." ); if (

I have been working on an application using a comment function. That results in having to subscribe to both a collection which the comments are made on and the comments collection itself. Now it looks like this: <template name="bookView"> {{> book}} {{> comments}} </template> this.route('book', { path: '/book/:_id', template: 'bookView', waitOn: function() { return Meteor.subscribe('book');}, action: function () { if (this.ready()){ this.render(); } else this.render('loadingTemplate'); }, data: function() {return Books.findOne(this.params._id);} }); But now I would like to load all comments

I installed meteor on windows from http://win.meteor.com/ . I was trying to install iron router package for meteor on windows 8.1 by downloading following repositories git clone https://github.com/tmeasday/meteor-router.git After downloading i renamed the folder to iron-router. Then i downloaded other repositories git clone https://github.com/tmeasday/meteor-page-js-ie-support.git git clone https://github.com/tmeasday/meteor-HTML5-History-API.git git clone https://github.com/EventedMind/blaze-layout.git updated sub modules using git submodule update –-init for meteor-HTML5-History-API meteor

So I am trying to do a basic meteor app at the moment.. here are the three files. router.js: Router.configure({ layoutTemplate : 'layout', loadingTemplate : 'loading', notFoundTemplate : 'notFound' }); Router.route("/", { name : "homeIndex", data : function() { return { message : "Welcome to the Rocket Shop" } } }); index.html: <template name="homeIndex"> <h1>{{message}}</h1> </template> layout.html: <template name="layout"> {{> nav}} <div class="container"> {{>yield}} </div><!-- /.container --> </template> When I go to localhost:3000 after starting the app I get a long stacktrace in my

I have a basic server side route defined in iron-router like: this.route('foo', { where: 'server', path: '/foo', action: function() { // handle response } }); This appears to respond to a request at "/foo" with any HTTP action, i.e. a GET to "/foo" and a POST to "/foo" both trigger this route. Is it possible to limit the response to a GET action, and let the other actions be notFound? Similarly, is it possible to have a GET to "/foo" handled by one route, and a POST to "/foo" handled by another? You can definitely check the method and only respond if it's the one you want, e.g., like this: