Hi!
On Fri, Sep 01, 2006 at 02:16:17PM +0200, Andy Kuo wrote:
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>
> On the Linux box, MySQL was complaining about an "unknown column
> Foos.id". I hadn't realized that MySQL on Linux was case-sensitive,
> whereas Windows is not, so I changed the line to
>
> conditions = [ "#{self.name.downcase.pluralize}.id in (?)", id_array ]
Even better would be "#{self.table_name}.id in (?)", because that works in
case you don't use the standard naming scheme for your tables, too.
Recent versions of aaf contain this fix.
> 2. I had defined a WhiteSpaceAnalyzer (different from the one defined in
> Ferret) in my environment.rb file, and was calling it in acts_as_ferret.
> For some reason, though, the analyzer being used was the
> WhiteSpaceAnalyzer defined in Ferret, instead of mine. My guess as to
> why this is happening is because of the order in which environment.rb
> and ferret are loaded? I'm not even sure redefining it in
> environment.rb is the right way to do it, so I'd be happy if someone
> knew what the right way of doing this is. My workaround was just to
> rename my analyzer.
where you declare you custom Analyzer class shouldn't be that important,
I'd personally place it in lib/ and require that file in environment.rb.
To avoid problems you should indeed choose a unique class name, though I
can't imagine where the problem was in that special case.
Jens
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