From: Peter Woodsky <peter@...>
Date: 2008-08-16T22:52:01+09:00
Subject: Stumped on simple wildcard

I'm trying to use a wildcard in an if but the solution is evading me. Is
there a special character ruby uses as a general wildcard? My problem
below is our domains are all setup to resolve on any combination of
domain1.com www.domain1.com w2w.domain1.com etc. It must also be case
insensitive.

  domain = ENV['HTTP_HOST']
  if domain == '*domain1.com'; printf "<h2>Welcome to Domain 1</h2>"
  elsif domain == '?domain2.com'; printf "<h2>Welcome to Domain 2</h2>"
  elsif domain == 'domain3.com'; printf "<h2>Welcome to Domain 3</h2>"
  elsif domain == 'domain4.com'; printf "<h2>Welcome to Domain 4</h2>"
  elsif domain == 'domain5.com'; printf "<h2>Welcome to Domain 5</h2>"
  end

Any help is appreciated!!

Thanks
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