@Андрей Молчанов
I have a method add_product in the cart_model that's supposed to capture
the price from line_item. Within the new migration AddPriceToLineItem i was
given the hint
to iterate over the LineItem.all.each do |item|
add the product_price to each item in LineItem
Hi people,
i'm new to rails and have difficulties in actively using the model
relationships.
I'm building an onlinestore with rails 4.2.4 following the book agile
development with rails 4.
The asignment is to create a migration that copies the product price to the
line item.
Class Product <
There are 2 problems:
1. Even though installing ruby seems possible without source files (eg
ruby.h) using eg rvm, ruby-install etc, subsequently installing rails as a
gem requires these files. To avoid version mismatch with the versions from
your os (package manager eg yum,
include_root_in_json = true in your ActiveResource
class*
But I don't understand where and how.
Greatly appreciate your help.
Cheers,
Peter
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Thanks for your feedback Fred.
I should have added that I'm using very old Ruby (1.8.7) and Rails
(2.2.2) versions.
Also, I tried to make my example as simple as possible. In reality, it
is a little more complicated.
The error is that...
...if I invoke an action on the UserController which
I have something like this:
=
class ApplicationController ActionController::Base
def check_auth
# ...
end
end
class BaseController ApplicationController
before_filter :check_auth, :except = [ :getSession ]
# more
Hi,
Also new to ruby... I get the same error.
Did you ever get a meaningful reply to your query? Or is this just
another forum where real problems never get answered in the hope that
they go away?
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I'm not looking for solution, but steps *you would* take to figure it out.
I'm relatively new to ruby / ruby on rails and desire to learn more through
small projects. I don't have experience with APIs and I figured that
catching youtube data points and storing them in the database would be a
might see this? I'm running rails 4.1 and ruby 2.1.1
Thanks!
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the issue isn't something as small as a
popup blocker.
Thanks,
Peter
On Monday, 31 March 2014 17:02:09 UTC+1, Peter Heylin wrote:
Hi All,
I am new to RoR and I am writing a small blog application. I have added a
Destroy / Delete link to the post index, but when I click this delete link
, data: {confirm:
'Are you sure?'} %/td
Would anyone have any idea what I might be missing here?
Any help appreciated
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be required to fix this?
Thanks
Peter
On Monday, 31 March 2014 17:02:09 UTC+1, Peter Heylin wrote:
Hi All,
I am new to RoR and I am writing a small blog application. I have added a
Destroy / Delete link to the post index, but when I click this delete link
the show action is fired
be required to fix this?
Thanks
Peter
On Monday, 31 March 2014 17:02:09 UTC+1, Peter Heylin wrote:
Hi All,
I am new to RoR and I am writing a small blog application. I have added a
Destroy / Delete link to the post index, but when I click this delete link
the show action is fired
out of date) and locomotive and a few
others. Comfy seems the only one that is making an effort to stay up with
the latest rails. I may be wrong - just an initial impression.
Any thoughts? Just looking for an impartial recommendation for an
“experienced newbie” as it were.
Best,
Peter Bethke
Thanks for the reply.
I have just installed therubyracer and the error remains.
nodejs is not installed on the server.
On Thursday, March 13, 2014 10:17:04 AM UTC, Peter Heylin wrote:
Hi,
My apologies if a similar topic exists already. I did search, but could
not find anything
.
Peter
On Thursday, March 13, 2014 10:17:04 AM UTC, Peter Heylin wrote:
Hi,
My apologies if a similar topic exists already. I did search, but could
not find anything related to below.
I am new to Ruby on Rails. I am currently setting up a Ruby on Rails
environment on a CentOS 6.4 64-bit
.
Peter
On Thursday, March 13, 2014 10:17:04 AM UTC, Peter Heylin wrote:
Hi,
My apologies if a similar topic exists already. I did search, but could
not find anything related to below.
I am new to Ruby on Rails. I am currently setting up a Ruby on Rails
environment on a CentOS 6.4 64-bit
:71:in
`top (required)'
from bin/rails:4:in `require'
from bin/rails:4:in `main'
Would anyone have any advice or suggestions that might help to steer me in
the right direction with regard to resolving the above error.
Thanks in advance,
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resolve it?
Thanks,
Peter
On Thursday, 13 March 2014 10:17:04 UTC, Peter Heylin wrote:
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My apologies if a similar topic exists already. I did search, but could
not find anything related to below.
I am new to Ruby on Rails. I am currently setting up
Inspection,Factory audit , purchasing agent in China
This is Peter from Ningbo China.We have the team which is specialized in
the quality
inspection,factory audit,on line check,final shipment check and loading
supervision etc.We
have experienced quality engineers who had worked before
Speaking as a long time Mac user I have to say that if you are comfortable
with Linux on a cheap laptop then there is very little *more* you would get
as a Rails developer in moving to a Mac.
If you are deploying to a Linux server (as opposed to a Windows server)
then a Linux laptop will get you
, Peter wrote:
Greetings, I have created voting
enginehttps://github.com/petertoth/neutral for
Rails4+ applications. It is ajaxful and integrated with FontAwesome.
Basically it is very similar to star rating but you nautrally vote for or
against.
It might sometimes behave shaky when broken
Greetings, I have created voting enginehttps://github.com/petertoth/neutral
for
Rails4+ applications. It is ajaxful and integrated with FontAwesome.
Basically it is very similar to star rating but you nautrally vote for or
against.
It might sometimes behave shaky when broken jquery,
Hello Everyone,
Why does this function behave this way?
class Confuse
def confusion=(obj)
@obj = obj
return 'expected answer'
end
end
c = Confuse.new
c.confusion = 'this should be wrong'
This returns 'this should be wrong'.
I am reading *Programming Ruby 1.9 2.0* by
).to be_new_record
On Sunday, November 17, 2013 2:50:51 AM UTC-5, Peter wrote:
https://github.com/haloflightleader/bank/commit/88762271b5feda1390054b472cfb1de006c2b5da
I corrected my code, but am still getting this:
Failures:
1) AccountsController Get new assigned @account
Failure
Hello Everyone,
Why is my controller test in the get method not working?
https://github.com/haloflightleader/bank/blob/02695c7c5106b30e178d3a0d05125f8deedd5e67/spec/controllers/accounts_controller_spec.rb#L18
This is practically a copy from the rails guides and it works in my index
test. The
-8, Peter wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Why is my controller test in the get method not working?
https://github.com/haloflightleader/bank/blob/02695c7c5106b30e178d3a0d05125f8deedd5e67/spec/controllers/accounts_controller_spec.rb#L18
This is practically a copy from the rails guides and it works
Memcached is only useful for storing the responses and unless the
validation rules are incredibly complicated using memcached is not going to
speed anything up.
Simply not the right tool for the job, the real question is why are your
validation rules so slow.
On 2 November 2013 20:16, Fahim
I have a 3.1.1. app that is running in production and has been for several
weeks now. I just added a new page and controller with an entry in routes.rb
In development everything is just fine. But when I deploy the change to
production I get a problem with the routes. Everything else is just fine.
Aaargh. Its mercurial being a complete arse. It was ignoring the file for
it's own twisted reasons and not telling me about it.
Sorry for wasting your time :)
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So 1 years experience with Ruby or RoR makes you a veteran these days?
In that case I'm a dinosaur :)
God knows what Matz is. Super Saiyan perhaps?
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to get list of servers...
end
def show_server(int)
... call to AWS API to get info on server int ...
end
end
On Saturday, October 12, 2013 3:49:59 PM UTC-7, Jordon Bedwell wrote:
On Sat, Oct 12, 2013 at 5:06 PM, Peter pe...@poproj.com javascript:
wrote:
What if you don't want
Hello Everyone,
Could anyone tell me why my spec/features are not being read?
Ruby 2.0
Rails 4.0
Rspec 2.14.0
capybara 2.1.0
It is a fresh 'rails new some_app'. I created a spec/features directory and
added a bla.rb with bad syntax to cause it to fail, when I run rspec it
says 0 examples and
OMG! Thank you.
On Saturday, October 12, 2013 7:54:19 PM UTC-7, Carlos Figueiredo wrote:
Try rename your file to bla_spec.rb
Atenciosamente,
*Carlos Figueiredo*
On Sat, Oct 12, 2013 at 11:33 PM, Peter pe...@poproj.com javascript:wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Could anyone tell me why my spec
Hi y'll,
On attempting to install rails on a windows7 system it fails with:
H:\gem install rails
Building native extensions. This could take a while...
ERROR: Error installing rails:
ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension.
H:/My Programs/Ruby200-x64/bin/ruby.exe extconf.rb
Hang on do you mean to convert USD 1000 into AUD 1000? Surely you would
need to do a currency conversion because USD 1000 is AUD 1064. This would
seem to have nothing to do with locales at all.
On 24 September 2013 16:58, Walter Lee Davis wa...@wdstudio.com wrote:
You could make a helper that
On 12 September 2013 16:44, Yash Ladia ladiay...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanx for your reply.My problem is that at a later point of time this
would account for very large data set as the users will increase. I want to
optimize my website and want to save time on data query from the
database.Also, i
The information would seem to fit a RDMS perfectly. But then as you have
not given us any idea as to how simple or complex you expect this data to
be no one can tell. Tell us what the data is like and we will be able to
give you a better answer.
On 12 September 2013 09:16, Yash Ladia
What did the mkmf.log file say?
On 6 August 2013 10:48, Raphael Manaloto raphnaj...@gmail.com wrote:
http://i1278.photobucket.com/albums/y513/raphmanaloto/RubyOnRailshelp_zpsb7bcd4f4.png
as you can see im stuck here,anyone know how to fix this so i can use gem
install libv8 -v 3.3.10.4
Hmm. Not sure about this:
For example if I asked you this question: What are the servers supported
by ruby on rails?
And you answered Generally Webrick is a prefered server to run ROR
You would have failed the interview there and then.
Also most of the advantages cited for RoR have nothing to
I would suggest a Raspberry PI with a 8Gb SD card
Of course that wont be of any use to you if your application requires to
handle 100s of users and has constant database access.
But then again WE ARE NOT PSYCHIC!!
On 23 July 2013 13:37, Rob Daniels r.dani...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been
Additionally what does hundreds of users mean? Hundreds of simultaneous
users or hundreds of registered users who log in once a month.
How big is your product catalogue? Do you have a lot of products or only a
few? How important is search?
A basic setup could be:
1) Nginx to receive the
Please see the job posting on the 37signals job board:
http://jobs.37signals.com/jobs/13233
Must be located in Chicago, IL. Principle candidates only, no recruiters.
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On Friday, July 12, 2013 12:49:11 AM UTC-7, Ruby-Forum.com User wrote:
One reason to use Symbols is that they are immutable. When you're
passing one around as an argument or Hash key, it won't change.
Another is that multiple instances of a Symbol are the same object,
making a smaller
Are these true or false?
yaml['config'] == yaml[:config]
yaml['config']['another_setting'] == yaml[:config][:another_setting]
The answer to both is false.
yaml['config'] shows me the values from the yml file. yaml[:config] doesn't.
How else do you use symbols? I have read all the
Hi Everyone,
I *kind of* get the idea of *symbols*. So I need help to understand them
more fully.
--- config.yml
config:
some_setting: 'setting_one'
another_setting:
- 'element1'
- 'element2'
So how do I ingest this:
yaml = YAML.load('config.yml')
Are these true or false?
Hi Everyone,
Do I edit the corresponding migration also to show the belongs_to (and the
has_many)? I have a many to many relationship where I am using the
has_many :through association. When I place in the individual classes the
'has_many :through' and the 'belongs_to' associations, do I also
On 3 July 2013 20:25, Robert Walker li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
A robust solution is to use database replication and then run your
backups off the replica, This way you have at least two servers that are
kept synchronized constantly, Backups of the replica will also not
impact the performance
On 4 July 2013 12:08, Jordon Bedwell envyge...@gmail.com wrote:
You really only have two options here if you ask me, learn to do live
snap-shots so you can roll-back or learn to deploy early and often
with small changes that will not drastically break anything and can be
easily rolled back if
On 4 July 2013 12:19, Simon Riggs si...@2ndquadrant.com wrote:
Sorry to hear you spent some fruitless time there. PostgreSQL supports
various kinds of replication - both internal streaming and Londiste work
very well for many people, so those technology choices are good ones.
When it was
We have our RoR apps on cloud servers that can be blown away and rebuilt
with the aid of chef. The only volatile data on the server is the database
which we backup periodically and pull off to our backup server.
If we backup the database once a day then should things go wrong and we
restore the
Your question is not a general deployment question. It is heavily dependent
on Heroku and as such somewhere more focused would be a better place to ask.
As proof look at all the replies you have received!
That is because people see oh he's having a problem with Heroku (its even
in the subject
/truncate_htmland
consider combining your functionality into there as options.
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What sort of timespan are you concerned about?
For the next few years there will be plenty of RoR jobs. However what sort
of demand there will be in, say, 30 years is anyones guess. I suspect that
it will be less than now as, I hope, new and exiting technologies will
emerge in the next 30 years.
Can you require any of the others?
Have you run
require 'rubygems'
first?
Please put a little more effort into this
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Can I please get everyone's opinion? Should customers and admins be on
separate tables? I'm developing an application that has two kinds of users,
a customer and an administrator.
The application basically is a shopping cart. Customers from the internet
create their accounts so they are able
On 1 May 2013 12:10, Molly Cat li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
I am no fan of it.. I've been stranded in it for over a year now and i
still loath it. I have to stay because the job looks like crud on my
CV, and when people ask me what i've doing i have to say Rails. Then
the interview
'runs_on', and when I request the
associated schedule locations, the 'arrival_time' and 'departure_time'
fields are auto-calculated based on the instance variable in the schedule
model.
Is this a sensible way to do things? Is this even possible or am I
over-engineering it?
Peter
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On Sunday, April 7, 2013 3:35:04 AM UTC-7, Frederick Cheung wrote:
On Friday, April 5, 2013 7:01:50 PM UTC+1, Peter wrote:
Thanks for replying, Frederick. So help me understand this:
javascript-runtime is actually the javascript interpreter. Right? But what
is odd
get this wrong? So how does installing node-js, a
javascript script, solve the problem of not having a javascript interpreter
to begin with?
Thanks again.
On Thursday, April 4, 2013 5:39:43 AM UTC-7, Frederick Cheung wrote:
On Thursday, April 4, 2013 1:14:01 PM UTC+1, Peter wrote:
Hello
server, I do not need either one of these. And my
browser definitely interprets javascript built in. So how does this fit in
to everything? Is my premise incorrect? Thank you.
Peter
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in the future which will provide more up-to-date material. You might also
want to look at RSpec's 'expect' syntax for its assertions. They plan on
deprecating the 'should' syntax possibly as early as RSpec 3.0.
On Sunday, March 31, 2013 1:57:30 PM UTC+8, Peter wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I am new
Hello Everyone,
I am new to Ruby on Rails. I just finished Michael Hartl's *Ruby on Rails
Tutorial* http://ruby.railstutorial.org/ruby-on-rails-tutorial-book and I
just started on *Agile Web Development with Rails, Fourth Edition* by Sam
Ruby
Well lets take these in order.
- Search
Depends on how you are storing your data. You could put it in a database
and use the text search functionality that goes with your database. Or you
could store the information in a NoSQL document store, so you will need a
gem that works with the document
Found via google. I made a quick script for this. Sorry for reviving..
class TrueClass
def to_s(style = :boolean)
case style
when :word then 'yes'
when :Word then 'Yes'
when :number then '1'
else 'true'
end
end
end
class FalseClass
def to_s(style =
Perhaps you should try a Java newsgroup as this is a pure Java vacancy,
Rails only appears as a plus on the second to last bullet point.
On 5 February 2013 19:34, Robert Adcock recruitme...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I get alot of job postings from client such as this one in PA:
Well personally speaking we use REST serialising to XML or JSON (we much
prefer JSON). It's probably not text book web services but our clients have
no problem using them.
We only use SOAP for legacy services and then we tend to proxy them through
REST XML because it's much easier to use.
Once
heavily loaded at times.
On 5 February 2013 15:54, BalaRaju Vankala foreverbal...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you Peter Hickman,
I am new to develop web services, Can you Explain how its work with an
Example in Rails ??. I am Searching in google, but I didn't get the
appropriate result.
Thanks
Hello,
I'm trying to join 2 tables with ruby on rails 3.2.
rails generate model product name:string
rails generate model price product_id:integer price:integer
date:datetime
product.rb:
class Product ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :prices
end
price.rb:
class Price ActiveRecord::Base
The first question is where is this load going to hit your system. No point
boosting Redis if PostgreSQL is the problem, no point booting PostgreSQL if
the server is under powered.
You could waste a lot of time and effort if you don't measure the problem
first.
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On 16 January 2013 16:06, Vitaly Zemlyansky vitozem...@gmail.com wrote:
Currently, I don't have problems. As I wrote, I am just expecting that
most problems will be with DB's.
I read about this problems in architecture of highload projects. And I
know that relational model can't scale for
Hi Everyone,
(using rails 3.2.11)
I've searched high and low for the answer to this, so now I have to submit
a question...
# describe POST on Users#create do
# before { post users_path }
# specify { response.should redirect_to(root_path) }
# end
Every time I
Let me get this straight. You are developing a site in Rails and then
giving the code to a PHP developer who will rewrite it in PHP?
Why doesn't the PHP guy develop the site?
Why don't you just use the Rails site?
Why don't you learn PHP and develop the site?
Translating from Rails to PHP is
On 7 November 2012 13:27, enrico stano enrico...@gmail.com wrote:
so...
I just realized that relative links like
a href=/media/etcetcI'm a relative link/a
If it starts with a / is is not a relative link, it is an absolute link. Try
a href=media/etcetcI'm a relative link/a
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On 5 November 2012 07:15, Sateesh sateesh.chaduv...@gmail.com wrote:
Just use this command : send_file(pdf_file_path, :type =
'application/pdf', :disposition = 'inline')
On Thursday, June 18, 2009 9:41:17 PM UTC+5:30, Dharmdip
The problem is that the updated_at field is useful for other functions
but the last_seen field being updated is causing the updated_at field
to update and records are being processed if they have been updated
since the system was last checked (I hope I explained that correctly).
Basically the
This is for Rails 3.1.1
I have a field called last_seen in a model. This field will be updated
when the something about the record is seen in the real world (don't
worry about this part)
So I go x.update_attribute(:last_seen, Time.now) and the following happens is
UPDATE blah SET last_seen =
I have been working on a rails app for a few months. The company I am
working uses some internal platform to package the Rails app for
deployment. It uses apache maven to do the packaging, and the building
is done on Jenkins. Each build is to package the app into an rpm (with a
tarball as well).
It cannot create /u/apps/mysite/releases/20121008150536 because the
permissions are wrong. Start at /u/apps/mysite and work down checking
the permissions
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When you get to the size of Twitter or LinkedIn then worry about it.
Ambition is a good thing but don't let it get in the way of getting
things done.
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This is two issues, how to deal with a form that allows you to create
multiple users and how to extend an existing form. Lets deal with the
simplest one first:
Create a form that allows 4 users to be created at once. No
javascript, just write a form that displays the fields to add 4 users.
When
Do you have gvim installed?
If not then install it, otherwise it will be a path issue
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To be honest you should fix your development database to be how it
should be. If it is correct and the test database does not match then
the test database is in error.
You are getting no response to your query because no one in their
right mind would do what you want to do and so there is no
There is no command to migrate the structure of the test database to
the development database.
There is no need for such a command.
Just create migrations for the development database that set it up
correctly in the first place.
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Or is that part of the application process :)
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Fiona
This is not a forum. It is a mailing list that is echoed to a forum.
The email address attached to your name is li...@ruby-forum.com. Which
means all responses will be sent to the list for all to see.
Peter
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From a purely RoR developer perspective Linux is good. Which you would
expect since most RoR applications are deployed to Linux servers - or
are you deploying to Windows servers. Its just that Macs are nicer :)
As to why your Windows system is slow for developing could be that you
have a crappy
Without knowing what you routing file looks like no one can help you.
Type 'rake routes' and see what routes have been defined
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You seem to be complaining about the IDEs more than RoR. Give us some
details and we might be able to help you.
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Oracle is closed source, if something goes wrong you cannot look at
the source and fix it yourself or submit a detailed bug request. Not
everyone does this but it is an important point for some people. It
also costs a lot of money. Starting with the low end processor license
Standard Edition One
And this is why people complain about job ad on this list!
No location (I will not relocate to Greece for this job)
No salary (Without the location I have no idea as to the cost of
living and cannot judge the value of the package)
No company details (I have no interest in working for another me
To be honest I always assume that the location is the US and given
that an ocean lies between us stop reading them. Of course given the
size of the US I would probably want to know at least the state they
are in if I was American. A city would be preferable :)
What gets to me is the lack of
To be honest given the wealth of resources available for free I can't
see why you would need to pay anything to learn RoR.
If the free stuff doesn't click get a book or two. If, after that, you
still don't get it then I suspect that paying for a bunch of videos is
probably throwing money away.
Programming in Ruby will improve your Ruby skills.
Work on non trivial projects that involve things that you have not
done before and see them through to completion. This way you will gain
experience and hone your skills. Reflect upon the quality of your
work. Criticise your own work. Find your
For someone who says that they have very little programing knowlege
you seem to have your mind already made up. Why did you even come here
and ask your question if you already know the answer?
As a side note we use Rails and we do not need Java or Scala to get
things to work. We may not be
this.
Hi arturo drlt,
Try without fields_for
It really works! ;-)
Regards,
Peter
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in advance.
Best,
Peter
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:
= simple_form_for @user do |f|
Because simple_form_for will eventually do url_for(@user) like link
helpers and therefore as long as owners and members are routed it should
work.
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