It's easier than you might think! You just point the domain to the server and Rails doesn't care what domain it is. Then you can use like ActsAsTenant to match the domain with an Account. Or Acco...

Chris Oliver

I have a multi-tenant app where each tenant can set their primary and accent colors. Is there a way i can grab those values and insert them into a sass file on page load? I"m using rails 5 and post...

Matt Taylor

nice

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Juan Mark

Those plain fields that aren't using `form` like `form.date_filed` always trip me up too. Small argument differences can mess up your params really easily. Thanks for sharing! :D

Chris Oliver

Thank you very much :)

Damian Nelwep

Thanks again. I really appreciate your help and the help of the community.

Juan S. Caro

Figured it out application.js ``` var jQueryBridget = require('jquery-bridget'); var Isotope = require('isotope-layout'); jQueryBridget( 'isotope', Isotope, $ ); ``` Sheesh !

Gus P

You can use `request.domain` to check the current domain and query your database for the account & logo you need to show.

Chris Oliver