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In Ruby on Rails, I would like to add a before_filter to every controller except for one. Currently I have in ApplicationController:
before_filter :authenticate
Is there a way to apply this rule inside ApplicationController rather than adding before_filter :authenticate in every controller except the public controller?
Put the before filter in
ApplicationControllerand then skip it in the controller where you don’t want it: