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On Jan 7, 11:14 am, Michael Baldock
wrote:
>
> "you're running in
> > development mode locally. This generally means that all of your
> > ApplicationController code is reloaded on every request"
>
> I can see how this might cause a different behaviour between local
> app, and he
@kerri - Thanks for your advice, I'll give restart a try if I don't
find a stable solution.
@Gabriel - " there's no need for most
> of the code you've written so far to be in ApplicationController "
I see now, you're absolutely right, it was just my first attempt at
putting something together, an
Well, in terms of good Rails coding practice there's no need for most
of the code you've written so far to be in ApplicationController or a
Controller at all. It looks like functionality that should live in
app/models or in classes and modules in lib/. But that's not what's
causing your problem.
Without reading your code line by line.. sometimes I've found I need
to do a "heroku restart" to get it to pick up some categories of
changes. I don't really have any good info on what circumstances or
types of changes require it, but give it a try?
On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 2:31 AM, Michael Baldo
Dear All,
Fairly new to rails and Heroku, so could be doing something wacky - do
let me know if you think my code practice is off, even if unrelated to
this error, I'd like to learn!
I'm using Rails 3.0.0, ruby 1.8.7, and 'sqlite3-ruby',
'1.2.5', :require => 'sqlite3'.
I've got an application th
