How to Generate User Specific View templates in Rails Application

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Firstly kindly excuse me for the vague question and for my bad English. I'm aware my question sounds out-of-the-scope in SO. But I could not get any idea of how to achieve this functionality. Need some ideas.
I have a fully working rails blogging app and I want to generate user-specific view templates after a new User signs up in the Application.



www.myrailsapp.com/John. Every user(like John) must have a separate view templates (not just the layout). All the views of all the resources (blogs, comments,...etc ) in the app have to be user-specific.



www.myrailsapp.com/John/blogs must have different views and www.myrailsapp.com/mark/blogs should have different views altogether in the same rails App. For every new user created, new folders have to be generated (myapp/app/views/john/blogs) taking a copy from default views (myapp/app/views/blogs).Later I will manually customize the views of the user.



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  • I think what you are looking for is this guides.rubyonrails.org/…, also read this stackoverflow.com/questions/24226378/…, and by the looks of it you propably want to use nested routes where the name is a part of the user class and the blog is the nested resource.
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Firstly kindly excuse me for the vague question and for my bad English. I'm aware my question sounds out-of-the-scope in SO. But I could not get any idea of how to achieve this functionality. Need some ideas.
I have a fully working rails blogging app and I want to generate user-specific view templates after a new User signs up in the Application.



www.myrailsapp.com/John. Every user(like John) must have a separate view templates (not just the layout). All the views of all the resources (blogs, comments,...etc ) in the app have to be user-specific.



www.myrailsapp.com/John/blogs must have different views and www.myrailsapp.com/mark/blogs should have different views altogether in the same rails App. For every new user created, new folders have to be generated (myapp/app/views/john/blogs) taking a copy from default views (myapp/app/views/blogs).Later I will manually customize the views of the user.



How can I achieve the above functionality?










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  • I think what you are looking for is this guides.rubyonrails.org/…, also read this stackoverflow.com/questions/24226378/…, and by the looks of it you propably want to use nested routes where the name is a part of the user class and the blog is the nested resource.
    – Pierre
    Dec 27 at 14:00














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Firstly kindly excuse me for the vague question and for my bad English. I'm aware my question sounds out-of-the-scope in SO. But I could not get any idea of how to achieve this functionality. Need some ideas.
I have a fully working rails blogging app and I want to generate user-specific view templates after a new User signs up in the Application.



www.myrailsapp.com/John. Every user(like John) must have a separate view templates (not just the layout). All the views of all the resources (blogs, comments,...etc ) in the app have to be user-specific.



www.myrailsapp.com/John/blogs must have different views and www.myrailsapp.com/mark/blogs should have different views altogether in the same rails App. For every new user created, new folders have to be generated (myapp/app/views/john/blogs) taking a copy from default views (myapp/app/views/blogs).Later I will manually customize the views of the user.



How can I achieve the above functionality?










share|improve this question















Firstly kindly excuse me for the vague question and for my bad English. I'm aware my question sounds out-of-the-scope in SO. But I could not get any idea of how to achieve this functionality. Need some ideas.
I have a fully working rails blogging app and I want to generate user-specific view templates after a new User signs up in the Application.



www.myrailsapp.com/John. Every user(like John) must have a separate view templates (not just the layout). All the views of all the resources (blogs, comments,...etc ) in the app have to be user-specific.



www.myrailsapp.com/John/blogs must have different views and www.myrailsapp.com/mark/blogs should have different views altogether in the same rails App. For every new user created, new folders have to be generated (myapp/app/views/john/blogs) taking a copy from default views (myapp/app/views/blogs).Later I will manually customize the views of the user.



How can I achieve the above functionality?







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  • I think what you are looking for is this guides.rubyonrails.org/…, also read this stackoverflow.com/questions/24226378/…, and by the looks of it you propably want to use nested routes where the name is a part of the user class and the blog is the nested resource.
    – Pierre
    Dec 27 at 14:00


















  • I think what you are looking for is this guides.rubyonrails.org/…, also read this stackoverflow.com/questions/24226378/…, and by the looks of it you propably want to use nested routes where the name is a part of the user class and the blog is the nested resource.
    – Pierre
    Dec 27 at 14:00
















I think what you are looking for is this guides.rubyonrails.org/…, also read this stackoverflow.com/questions/24226378/…, and by the looks of it you propably want to use nested routes where the name is a part of the user class and the blog is the nested resource.
– Pierre
Dec 27 at 14:00




I think what you are looking for is this guides.rubyonrails.org/…, also read this stackoverflow.com/questions/24226378/…, and by the looks of it you propably want to use nested routes where the name is a part of the user class and the blog is the nested resource.
– Pierre
Dec 27 at 14:00

















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