Hi,
I have a Rails 2.1.1 web app, and a Rails 2.1.1 app acting as a client
by using ActiveResource.
From the client, I can find, create, and update resources owned by the
web app.
However, I can not delete any. Calling the .destroy method in
ActiveResource generates a 422 from the web app.
class InventoryController ApplicationController
def index
@albums=Album.find(:all)
@cart=find_cart
end
def add_to_cart
itemType=params[:itemType]
productId=(params[:id]) #parameter passed in from add to
cart submission, it's either 1 or 2 in this
On 28 Sep 2008, at 02:35, Max Dev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have a script with which I want to create a rails app.
Then not something like:
$ rails -d mysql name_app
in terminal, but from the script.
In the script I get the app name, database etc.
After some operations I would
would ARGV.join( ) help?
Ruby is using to_s behind the scenes. Calling to_s on an array returns
the values concatenated together in a string
[1,2,3].to_s
= 123
On Sep 27, 9:35 pm, Max Dev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a script with which I want to create a rails app.
Then not something
On Sep 28, 6:39 am, Max Baroi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
So patient_number is an attribute of the patient that owns the claim,
not an attribute of the claim itself.
I think it's your use of the :index option that is giving you the
current output instead of the second variant. For the third
On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 9:18 PM, Ryan Bigg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think Rails supports UTF8 yet... but I could be wrong.
The default charset for action renderings is UTF-8 since Rails 1.2.
-Conrad
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On 28 Sep 2008, at 05:18, Ryan Bigg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think Rails supports UTF8 yet... but I could be wrong.
Actually it should handle utf-8 just fine. Rails 1.2 added a whole
bunch of stuff to augment ruby's somewhat lackluster support. What
does h do to utf-8 strings
I haven't played around with it myself, but this might be a place to
start:
http://activewarehouse.rubyforge.org/rails_sql_views/
mfairchi wrote:
Hello,
I have a legacy database in sqlserver 2005 that I am not allowed to
change. I have tried using a view, as I have read it works for
Hello,
I am trying to expire fragments (or at least trigger their expiration)
from a daemon that's running in the background.
The daemon is updating all kinds of important lists every few minutes
from the background.
So I have to find some way to DO or TRIGGER the fragment caching from
this
IF IT IS STILL IN 1 DIRECT PROCESS, YOU CAN DO IT :
def member
@member = params[:member] || ''
member = @member
name
end
def name
name_id = @member
end
IF IT IS STILL IN DIFFENRENT PROCESS, YOU CAN DO IT :
def member
@member = params[:member] || ''
member = @member
Hello,-
does anyone have a good idea of how to trace a fault in the following:
I have a User model (user.rb) with these methods:
def create_reset_code
code = User.get_random_string(10) #working class method
self.password_reset_code = code
self.save(false)
@reset = true
On 28 Sep 2008, at 13:30, Vahagn Hayrapetyan wrote:
The problem is that the user.recently_reset? in the Observer returns
nil.
When I test def recently_reset? interactively in the console (testing
the User model), it works as intended. So the user model works
correctly
and the
Hi Abhishek,
Take a look on this article:
http://marcricblog.blogspot.com/2008/08/bitwising-ruby.html
More specifically, the last example.
On that case I just consider words. You will need to adapt it to your
needs.
Regards.
On Sep 27, 11:05 am, Abhishek shukla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes
Hey,guys
I wanna matrix test with rspec but rspec_matrix isn't available
So,helpme,3Q
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You are in not rule of your routes.rb, because the error said that cant
process ID=10
I suggest you do it :
1.
2.def update
3. @score = Score.find(params[:id])
4. respond_to do |format|
5.if @score.update_attributes(params[:score])
6. flash[:notice] = 'Score was
---
OR ANOTHER OPTION
---
1.
2.def update
3. @score = Score.find(params[:id])
4. respond_to do |format|
5.if @score.update_attributes(params[:score])
6. flash[:notice] = 'Score was successfully updated.'
7.
On Sep 28, 4:20 pm, Max Dev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for replies.
Have you looked at what #{ARGV} evaluates to?
would ARGV.join( ) help?
Yes, this works well with a call like:
system (or sh) ('rails' #{ARGV.join(' ')})
but not with:
`'rails' #{ARGV.join(' ')}`
sh:
Ok, i solved it :)
i have to use:
link_to_remote 'update', :update...
and in the action simple:
render :partial...
greetings :)
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I just wanted to answer that, but you posted it faster than me
hehehehe :D
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Thank you very much Frederick,
this has opened my eyes. Then, my mistake was to believe that I need
for interpolation in ``.
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Thank you for replies.
Have you looked at what #{ARGV} evaluates to?
would ARGV.join( ) help?
Yes, this works well with a call like:
system (or sh) ('rails' #{ARGV.join(' ')})
but not with:
`'rails' #{ARGV.join(' ')}`
sh: 'rails' prova -d mysql: not found
I tried different forms,
On 26 Wrz, 01:00, Hubert Łępicki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Can you access any other sites using http from within your
controllers?
yes, I can so it is not rails problem, thank you - i will examine
remote server why it is not responding to every request
I see you are using Windows -
On Sep 28, 10:31 am, dlc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I am starting to work with rails and like to build a very basic cms.
I was using scaffolding.
Page title:string permalink:string body:text.
What I like to do is create a menu out of the database entries
permalink.
Those should link
Oh well. I just love those programming mistakes that make one appear
like a total n00b because they are so basic one doesn't even stop to
think about their possibility of occurring.
Thanks Fred, it's working now :-)
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I have a credentials_controller and Credential model. The Credential
model is an STI structure with a number of classes inheriting it. For
example:
class CredWebsite1 Credential
When I try to do the index command in the credentials controller, it
gives the error undefined method
From experience I would use a before_filter to load the cart for you
controller...
Something like:
before_filter :initialize_cart
private
def initialize_cart
if session[:cart_id]
@cart = Cart.find(session[:cart_id])
else
@cart = Cart.create
session[:cart_id] =
Hey Dan,
Got another question about this.
What if salary is not really a column in the database?
What if it's a variable which is just a function of two other database
columns?
For example what if 'salary' is a variable defined in the Magazine
object but it's either 'gross_income' or
On Sun, Sep 28, 2008 at 5:01 AM, SpringFlowers AutumnMoon
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it seems that there is no parameter for the function h() (html_escape())
to indicate the character encoding being used?
for PHP, its htmlspecialchars() function has a dozen encoding possible,
such as UTF-8,
dschruth wrote:
What if salary is not really a column in the database?
What if it's a variable which is just a function of two other database
columns?
Subscriber.calculate( :sum, :salary,
:select = 'compensation + perks AS salary',
Hey Rails devs,
We're in Slovenia (southern Europe) and sometimes we get very slow
speeds when pulling from the official Rails repository (GitHub). Speed
can drop down to under 20 KiB/s, and the top I've seen is around 300.
I've created a mirror on repo.or.cz from which we get a constant ~450
Heinbull,
I tried to use the before_filter in my Cart Model...mind you it's not an
actual sql table, it's just a class I created. From looking at reference
tools it looks like before_filter is usually used for actualy table
models but I tried it any way and I got the error undefined method
All,
I put the before_filter in my inventory_controller and it worked...didn't
see that it doesn't belong in the Cart.rb file. Thanks for the help!
Cheers
Jon
On Sun, Sep 28, 2008 at 4:03 PM, Jon Liu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heinbull,
I tried to use the before_filter in my Cart
Hi Dave,
You can use methods from the Enumerable module to get a list of
salaries and calculate the sum. Try something like this:
def subscriber_salaries
subscribers.map(:salary).sum
end
That will loop over each subscriber, build an array of the salaries,
and then calculate the sum. I
Phillip , my inventory_controller.rb:
class InventoryController ApplicationController
def index
@albums=Album.find(:all)
@cart=find_cart
end
def add_to_cart
itemType=params[:itemType]
productId=(params[:id]) #parameter passed in from add to
cart
Phillip Koebbe wrote:
One way, though maybe not the best depending on your needs, is to send
an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED], such as [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Peace.
is it iphone ([EMAIL PROTECTED])? or
is it for ordinary cell phone ?
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Thank you very much. 100% what I needed. So, session[:member] = nil
kills the session each time name action is processed.
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Hey everyone.
Is there an FTP gem/plugin that allows you to browse and manipulate an
FTP account just like AWS-S3 does with Amazon's S3 buckets?
Thanks,
Ramon Tayag
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I'm sorry if I misunderstood the purpose of your plugins then. I've come
across your site several times before through Google searches (on RoR
and SaaS) and from the descriptions, the focus seemed really on the
billing aspect.
That being said, I don't buy the common sense argument when
So I'm using nested routes for a users model that has measurements and
journals... like this:
map.resources :users do |users|
users.resources :journals
users.resources :measurements
end
This of course builds routes as something like:
/user/:user_id/journals/:id
%= contact.calendar_date_select :birth_date, {:size = 10,
:label = 'Birthday',:year_range = Time.now.year-65..Time.now.year} %
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I've never done this but I'll give my 2 cents anyway:
1) With nested routes, you are always still looking for the user - you
fetch it in the Journals controller and that's where you can evaluate
it. What you can do is fetch the current_user unless the current_user
is an admin or whatever
2)
puts Time.year.now-40
puts Time.year.now-80
it is another solution if u dont want upgrade your rails.
Y Reinhart AP
Teapoci.Blogspot.com
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