Kind of fixed version:
def create
if params[:ticket][:title].empty?
flash[:notice] = 'Please fill fields marked with *'
redirect_to :action = 'create_ticket_ui'
else
@contact_id =
ContactEmailAddress.get_contact_id(params[:contact_email][:email])
begin
Hi
Thanks for your reply. But I did not understand what you mean by
superfluous end...But the problem solved when I use begin end for the
whole action instead of else part only..So still dont know why Syntax
error at first
Sijo
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Thanks for the quick reply. But where am i going to put this?
I typically do that by also toggling some css class (eg $
('something').toggleClassName('expanded'). in this case you can
probably do this.toggleClassName('some-class') )
Fred
%= link_to_function '',
Hi Fred,
I mean in a given message text posted or submitted in a form,
special characters are inconsistently rendering.
I need to check whether this is a utf problem or an HTML entity
management problem?
ThanksRegards,
Kiran.
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guys,
i am trying to install HAproxy infront of my webserver.
usually my webserver listens on port 80 and since we have 5 ip address
serving 5 different sites on the same physical server the webserver
listens to all these ips and proxy the traffic to the relavent app
servers.
now the
On Nov 4, 7:00 am, Justin Holzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did a bit more looking in to using a :conditions hash to force
ActiveRecord to fall back on the Rails 2.0 method of eager fetching
associations, and this is absolutely not what I am looking for. For
one, the Rails 2.0 eager fetch
On 4 Nov 2008, at 09:02, Mikael Björkegren wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply. But where am i going to put this?
I typically do that by also toggling some css class (eg $
('something').toggleClassName('expanded'). in this case you can
probably do this.toggleClassName('some-class') )
Fred
On 4 Nov 2008, at 13:54, Casey Ellett wrote:
I have successfully been able to create the xml I needed as a view,
but how do I go from that to storing it as a record in the database?
Well, having generated the xml, what's stopping you assigning it to
some attribute of some ActiveRecord
The Neurochild wrote:
Hi...
I want to know the equivalent instructions to insert, update, search
and delete a registry. I know Rails can do it easily Thanks to
ActiveRecord, but here's the catch: I'm using PostgreSQL. As I'm using
SQL to do the migration (Including the foreign keys), I
Michael Kahle wrote:
Correct. When you say, Here you've already checked that both the
records are valid..., you must be referencing the way you coded it. I
don't think I'm checking it any time before I run the update.bla.bla!
method. See my other post. I think I do not understand when
Thorsten Mueller wrote:
I would use divs here. Your css to get the li display right
is at least as abstract as anything you would have to do
with the divs.
My rough rule of thumb: If a specialized tag does the job,
use it. Otherwise go to divs right away. They're the general
template tag.
Frederick Cheung wrote:
the second argument to link_to_function is an arbitrary javascript
fragment. You can put as much in there as you want.
Fred
To give just a little more detail to what Fred said, you can do
something like
Effect.toggle('this-thing'); Effect.toggle('that-thing');
My complete lack of knowledge of how I would do that. I am very new to
this.
Can I handle that in the method I've put in the controller to collect the
data and render the xml?
Currently I am just pulling in a specific category object in the controller
and specifying a view:
def cat_xml
On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 6:53 AM, Phillip Koebbe
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I use divs for just about everything, even true tabular data.
Why deliberately use non-semantic markup?
may be mistaken, but I believe that if I were using tables, I wouldn't
have as much difficulty with font resizing.
Garett,
Table for layout are generally considered bad but for data when data
is tabular you SHOULD be using a table.
Using divs, lists or other markup will only cloud the actual meaning
of the information you're presenting and depending on the browser the
visitor is using you could very well
Hi Tony,
Look into Ryan Bates Railscasts... there is one talking about
Capistrano (and his tricks when dealing with images and other site
specific data).
http://railscasts.com/episodes/133-capistrano-tasks
Jean-Marc
http://m2i3.com/blog/jean-marc
On 4 Nov 2008, at 14:53, John Kopanas wrote:
I thought this would be so straight forward but it does not seem to
be.
I want to give users the option when they login to check a checkbox
that will leave them logged in but I can not seem to figure out how.
On top of that I am trying to
Ok here's a quicky... but a goody :)
We have models Company, Reference and Applicant... and References and
Applicants just inherit from Company, and are basically companies with
the type field set to reference...
All companies can have a phone number associated with them, and phone
number is a
Got it working thanks for the reply.
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Joe Peck wrote:
New question: I've searched, but can't find an answer. Is there a way
to only show 4 grid lines for a Radar graph that has values up to 100? I
just want it to show the grid lines (and values) for 0, 25, 50, 75, and
100.
Is there some way to set the interval between grid
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 11:16 AM, Bob Smyph
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I am trying to create an auto test that will check some values on a page
and then also make sure that the text on some of the entries is in red
and other text in black.
Text is just character strings -- it doesn't have
http://code.google.com/p/calendardateselect/
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i want to create a pop up calendarplease can anyone tell me how to do
it
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Hassan Schroeder wrote:
Why deliberately use non-semantic markup?
Because I find divs easier to work with, both in the formation and
implementation of a particular solution.
...and then, worse, have to try to work around the problems created??
And that is why I'm trying to rethink
Jean-Marc (M2i3.com) wrote:
Hi Tony,
Look into Ryan Bates Railscasts... there is one talking about
Capistrano (and his tricks when dealing with images and other site
specific data).
http://railscasts.com/episodes/133-capistrano-tasks
Jean-Marc
http://m2i3.com/blog/jean-marc
Hi
Thanks! I wondered about that. Does OpenID do actual single-sign on, or is it
more that you can use the same credentials from site to site?
I think if I put my app out in the wild I'll try to do openid. The trick will
be getting the contractor to make that an option for the plone site.
On 4 Nov 2008, at 15:10, Jean-Marc (M2i3.com) wrote:
Garett,
Table for layout are generally considered bad but for data when data
is tabular you SHOULD be using a table.
Using divs, lists or other markup will only cloud the actual meaning
of the information you're presenting and
Found a partial solution, that I've added to pastie. Still having
trouble getting hold of the session ID from the post, however.
On Nov 4, 12:14 pm, tatyree [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've got a mobile enabled app that needs to be able to pass
_session_id for certain phones/operators that
I have successfully been able to create the xml I needed as a view, but how
do I go from that to storing it as a record in the database?
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 5:44 PM, Frederick Cheung [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Nov 3, 9:51 pm, casey.ellett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forgive my
Hi there,
In the model situation Book :has_many Stories, I would like to do
something like this:
Book.find(:all, :conditions = { book.story.id = @story_ids })
...which of course doesn't work with book.story.id =...
(- undefined local variable or method 'book')
What's the correct query syntax
On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 8:11 AM, Phillip Koebbe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So many
people say that it's an evil of incredible magnitude to use tables for
layouts, it becomes very easy to let it swing too far the other way and
not use tables at all.
A bizarre over-reaction I've noticed but
I suppose that would depend on how the authentication is handled in the
asp.net application. Is it HTML form based, HTTP Basic Authentication,
or something else?
I'm using asp.net application and i access this from cURL .Now i want to
know,how to use single sign on in cURL.
I assume from
But is a plugin really required? Can't you feed something to find_by_sql that
will get you both types of objects?
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On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 11:09 AM, Frederick Cheung
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or am I going down the wrong path here? I don't actually need to
view the xml at any point - I'm actually going to pull it out of the
database at a later point and send it up to a web service. Or I
guess I
I understand the difference between tables for layout and tables for
tabular data, but I am also running headlong into problems with tables
and AJAX. Am I just being really dense? I want to have a table where
I can I replace certain parts of it (edit a row in place when you
click on it, filter
Got it working like that - thanks very much!
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Hello all,
I have no idea of ruby on rails and read some articles and found out
it is good, flexible, understandable and very efficient for web
applications. I am planning to start a community project and looking
for good web technology to use. Can anybody let me know the pros,
cons, performance
If you're using input fields to filter you don't need to embed them
into a form... that way you can put the fields directly into some TD`s
(better... intject those directly with Javascript so they are not
present on the non-interactive version of your page).
On Nov 4, 12:08 pm, Garrett Berneche
Hello,
I have the same problem.
My connection works with dbi connection:
irb(main):008:0 DBI.connect('dbi:ODBC:ServeurBDDSQL', 'toto',
'password') do |dbh|
irb(main):009:1* dbh.select_all('select N_contrat from contrats where
id_contrat = 593;') do |row|
irb(main):010:2* p row
irb(main):011:2
Hi,
I discovered that my webhoster denies HTTP delete's. They suggest I
can do the same via HTTP get's.
As I explained to them I am using their Rails framework via REST and
CRUD, it seems either they don't
know what they are doing or I have to do some serious thinking.
As I am developing an web
Hi all,
I am trying to change a date from a time zone to UTC.
First I set the time zone and then get its offset from UTC.
Then I am trying to change the time zone of my date by substracting the
offset but it failed.
---
Time.zone = @time_zone # 'Paris'
@offset =
the last i last i entered is displayed first
..but i want to display it in descending order,,,that mean the newly entered
record should display at the top of the page
Isn't that the same? Last/newly entered display first?
anyway, in the examples replace DESC by ASC to revert order
if your
On Nov 4, 5:32 pm, MR Damien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to change a date from a time zone to UTC.
First I set the time zone and then get its offset from UTC.
Then I am trying to change the time zone of my date by substracting the
offset but it failed.
On Nov 4, 2008, at 9:28 AM, gummybears wrote:
Hi,
I discovered that my webhoster denies HTTP delete's. They suggest I
can do the same via HTTP get's.
As I explained to them I am using their Rails framework via REST and
CRUD, it seems either they don't
know what they are doing or I have
On Nov 4, 4:12 am, Keith Litwin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hey all,
I am getting syntax errors in my schema.rb when I run rake
db:test:prepare. In my migrations, I have created columns that look
like this...
add_column :prizes, :paypal_amount, :decimal, :precision = 8, :scale
= 2,
Hi,
I've got a mobile enabled app that needs to be able to pass
_session_id for certain phones/operators that cannot/will not handle
cookies. I've outlined the problem here and given the code here:
http://pastie.org/307103
Basically, I cannot get form_for to pick up the _session_id on cookie-
Thanks for your suggestions, I have htmldoc working good on my
application.
Paco
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I've been having a lot of trouble today getting my controller to
respond properly to an update request via json, coming from an
EditorGridPanel in ExtJS. I started off by using the ExtScaffold
plugin (which is great but limited in its examples), and
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Any suggestion?
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Hassan Schroeder wrote:
On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 8:11 AM, Phillip Koebbe
A bizarre over-reaction I've noticed but never understood...
There are a lot of bizarre overreactions in the IT world. For those of
us who are not leaders but followers, it can sometimes be difficult to
filter out the
But what about the datatypes of SQL? First, I have some columns with a
char datatype and I want them that way. Secondly, I saw, when I define
a :string column with a :default value, that value doesn't appear
reflected in the database.
In the last catch, what could be wrong? I'm using Rails 1.2.6
Hi guys, after posting I suddenly remembered I used the 'sudo' command
when initially installing rails!! Have been a mac user for nearly 10
years and new to unix the shell in os x but quickly getting the hang
of things through practice! Thanks for the swift response anyway, much
appreciated.
If it's a RESTful client that really speaks REST then you're gonna be
in trouble.
Why would he be in trouble? What would stop him from sneaking in the
same parameter into a POST request just like Rails does?
Verb URL:
POST /resources/1
Parameters:
_method=DELETE
Would that not work? I'm
On 4 Nov 2008, at 10:00, Sijo Kg wrote:
Hi
One more question related to this What I understood from your reply
was rescue placed inside the begin end block(Am I right?)..Could you
please tell how following working ?
begin
The Neurochild wrote:
But what about the datatypes of SQL? First, I have some columns with a
char datatype and I want them that way. Secondly, I saw, when I define
a :string column with a :default value, that value doesn't appear
reflected in the database.
In the last catch, what could be
PS! Correct url is http://localhost:3000/users/21/house/new
:-)
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On 4 Nov 2008, at 12:02, Marko Anastasov wrote:
Hi,
I need to manually specify an HTTP response code after I catch the
ActiveRecord::RecordInvalid exception - as validation fails for data
submitted via remote_form_for. Which one would be most appropriate?
Currently I do:
render :action
P.S Their comment was, DELETE's are very old, you can do the same with
GET's, but the HTTP return
code is different. They only allow the following requests GET POST
OPTIONS PROPFIND
P.P.S. They are very uninformed. DELETE has always been, and continues,
to be an integral part of HTTP. Web
Hi, can anyone help with a routing problem for nested resources:
My models are User (has_one :house) and House (belongs_to :user).
I have a houses_controller and a user_house_controller. house_controller
is for the admin to perform CRUD on houses; so users' CRUD must go
through the
Hi,
I am new to ruby, so pardon me if i am asking something basic. I am
trying to create a simple test application where a user registers for a
account and can see his profile and edit his profile. the navigation
looks like following:
Register | Profile | Edit_Profile
Profile and
On Nov 5, 2:07 pm, Phillip Koebbe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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if you want to use a char instead of a character varying, you can
override native_database_types to include a :char definition.
Really? How do I override it? I'm interested. Sorry if I have many
trivial questions, but I'm really new
Baba Bobo wrote:
sorry the correct/working URL for Profile page is
http://localhost:3000/user/profile/1
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I'll give this a go tonight. Thanks.
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On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 11:09 AM, Frederick Cheung
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or am I going down the wrong path here? I don't actually need to
view the xml at any point - I'm
Issue solved!
users.resource :houses, :controller = 'user_house'
instead of:
users.resource :house, :controller = 'user_house'
end
Apparently the resources are always plural, regardless that a user only
has one house.
/V.
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Can someone verify for me if collection_select is broken in Rails
2.1.x? I have an administrative form where an administrator can
update the subscription level of a user. In the partial I say
%= collection_select(:user, :subscriptiontype_id,
Subscriptiontype.find(:all), :id,
The Neurochild wrote:
On Nov 5, 2:07 pm, Phillip Koebbe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
if you want to use a char instead of a character varying, you can
override native_database_types to include a :char definition.
Really? How do I override it? I'm interested. Sorry if I have many
trivial
thankxil try
2008/11/4 Thorsten Müller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
the last i last i entered is displayed first
..but i want to display it in descending order,,,that mean the newly
entered
record should display at the top of the page
Isn't that the same? Last/newly entered display first?
I would use divs here. Your css to get the li display right
is at least as abstract as anything you would have to do
with the divs.
My rough rule of thumb: If a specialized tag does the job,
use it. Otherwise go to divs right away. They're the general
template tag. If you have a list, use li but
Not really, but it gets the point across.
- Robert Dempsey
On Oct 30, 3:05 pm, Fernando Perez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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acts_as_conference? Is it possible to find a more ridiculous name?
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Baba Bobo wrote:
If I add the following code to my only controller file
user_controller.rb
def show
@user = User.find(params[:user])
respond_to do |format|
format.html # show.html.erb
format.xml { render :xml = @user }
end
end
After which when i refresh the Registeration page
Richie wrote:
ERROR: While executing gem ... (Errno::EACCES)
Permission denied - /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/cache/
Has anyone else come across this problem now or in the past? If so
please can you help me!!
you don't have permission to write in that location.
Run the update as
On Nov 4, 8:45 am, Sijo Kg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Thanks for your reply. But I did not understand what you mean by
superfluous end...But the problem solved when I use begin end for the
whole action instead of else part only..So still dont know why Syntax
error at first
because
On Nov 5, 2:40 pm, Phillip Koebbe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Each database adapter has the ability to define the database types Rails
uses when building DDL. The method used is native_database_types, which
is, in the case of PostgreSQL, found in the PostgreSQL class of the
ConnectionAdapters
Controllers are customarily named in the plural...
UsersController, as opposed to UserController.
What does a rake routes report to you?
rake routes routes.lst
Then peruse that file... You're mixing restful routes with
non-restful ones I think, and earlier routes are evaluated before
later
Daniel Fac wrote:
hi,
i'm having a little trouble rendering a partial that uses a
remote_form_for and is in another controller.
%= render :partial = reviews/new-%
and in the partial i have only this, inside another controller
% remote_form_for @review do |rv|-%
%= rv.hidden_field :value,
The Neurochild wrote:
Whoa! Awesome! I would like to apply that and the foreign key thing,
but is there a folder where I can save and call my file? Where do you
place it in your case?
Different people have different ways of organizing things like this. I
put stuff like this in files in
In the controller, couldn't you look for/at params[:id] to see if the
request was for a user other than themselves?
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On Nov 4, 9:46 am, sw0rdfish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok here's a quicky... but a goody :)
We have models Company, Reference and Applicant... and References and
Applicants just inherit from Company, and are basically companies with
the type field set to reference...
All companies can have
Thanks, man! I'm going to try it right now And I'll post the results
later.
Greetings!
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There are a lot of bizarre overreactions in the IT world.
So true. And I'm not trying to minimize the difficulty of keeping up
with rapidly evolving technologies and best practices. I doubt
there's anyone who doesn't feel
The dropdown shows the proper entries but the current value of
user.subscriptiontype_id is never selected.
OK, nevermind, I had created user.subscriptiontype_id with the wrong
type (string). Fixing this fixed the problem.
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Are there any guides available on what must be done to move an app
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I'm having trouble finding such a thing in Google.
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The current version of RMagick 2.7.1 is being served as a pre-built gem
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I happen to run Ruby 1.8.7 (pl-0) on Windows and was wondering if there
is a way I can get RMagick to run in combination with this, or is the
only solution to downgrade to Ruby 1.8.6?
Some threads
On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 9:22 PM, Phillip Koebbe
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There is also a way to do something like this with initializers, but I
haven't yet taken the time to research it.
In order to have this with initializers, it is more simple,
you just drop the file in the
Ok so I tried your way, and I got an error;
compile error
syntax error, unexpected '(', expecting kEND
_erbout = ''; form_for :company_phone_number_path( [EMAIL PROTECTED],
@phone_number] ) do |f| ; _erbout.concat \n
So I did a little digging to see the syntax for it, and I came up with
%
Make HAproxy listen for the 0.0.0.0 IP, this will make it listen on
all possible IPs for your machine.
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On Nov 4, 2008, at 11:02 AM, Robert Walker wrote:
If it's a RESTful client that really speaks REST then you're gonna be
in trouble.
Why would he be in trouble? What would stop him from sneaking in the
same parameter into a POST request just like Rails does?
Verb URL:
POST /resources/1
Anyone have any input on this?
On Oct 24, 11:14 am, Michael Irwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since commit 5e3517ea7b9fbd460f772bffc9212d882011f2bc, rescue_from is
now being handled in tests. I've been using rescue_from to handle
custom exceptions and testing that those exceptions are raised in
Using the following simple form with a select box, the observe_field is
throwing a javascript error related to the getValue() method in the
prototype library. Any ideas as to why? Everything that I can tell is
well formed syntactically. I'm running Rails 2.1.0.
% form_tag :action = :new do %
Ar Chron wrote:
Controllers are customarily named in the plural...
UsersController, as opposed to UserController.
What does a rake routes report to you?
Thanks for the prompt reply. I agree i am messing up somewhere with the
restful routing. By the time i am playing with the custom
Whenever I need to store and manipulate a date independent of time, I
prefer using the SQL Date type and corresponding ActiveSupport Date
type. It's a lot cleaner for parsing and validating.
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Hi,
I need to manually specify an HTTP response code after I catch the
ActiveRecord::RecordInvalid exception - as validation fails for data
submitted via remote_form_for. Which one would be most appropriate?
Currently I do:
render :action = 'new', :status = 409 # conflict
Marko
Hi
One more question related to this What I understood from your reply
was rescue placed inside the begin end block(Am I right?)..Could you
please tell how following working ?
begin
SDMailer.delive_to_send_mail_to_user(name,email_id,ticket_no) unless
email_id.blank?
end
rescue
Hi
Thanks for the reply
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Tom Ha wrote:
Hi there,
In the model situation Book :has_many Stories, I would like to do
something like this:
Book.find(:all, :conditions = { book.story.id = @story_ids })
...which of course doesn't work with book.story.id =...
(- undefined local variable or method 'book')
What's
I also saw this for Rails 2.1 that I could put into the environment.rb
file.
config.gem hpricot, :version = '0.6', :source
=http://code.whytheluckystiff.net;
If I put this code in environment.rb, then I'll still need to run
rake:gems install on each machine that this application is
Hello all!
Situation: user has a possibility to create variable amount number of
objects. The number choses user himself. After creating user wants to
see all just created objects. And only them. Not the rest.
How can it be done?
I put all created object in an array but what then? Redirecting
I once read that, if you're upgrading from a release that is several
releases or a major release behind your target version, i.e., 1.x to 2.x,
you should upgrade gradually. Say you're on 1.2.2.
1.2.2 - latest 1.2.x release
latest 1.2.x release to latest 2.0.x release
latest 2.0.x release to
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