> In your example your mapping is essentially say this:
> POST: http://example.com/accounts/authorize
>
> According to this, sending a POST to authorize should "create" a new
> account. That's not, however, what you're really wanting to do. What's
> really going on in terms of REST is that you
> I'm assuming that the above is not a cut-and-paste from the app?
> Because "verify" is misspelled.
Magnificent catch! I would not have been able to spot it by myself!
Thank you Freddy and C.R.O. for your time :)
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On May 5, 8:27 am, Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
> Brendon Whateley wrote:
> > ActiveScaffold brings with it a lot of magic. If you do everything
> > and name everything the way it wants, all is good.
>
> It does want helper methods named a certain way, but so what?
You may have to create cont
Thank you very much.
On May 5, 6:34 pm, nirvana wrote:
> => [#,
> # , country: "usa", year: "2001", amount: 1564>, # country: "usa", y
> ear: "2002", amount: 6463>, # "2003", amount
> : 150002>, # 5000>, # id: 6, country: "usa", year: "2005", amount: 4150>, # country: "u
> sa", year: "2006", am
Hi
In helper I have
change_email_link
html = []
html << change_email_js(:email => @email)
html << %{
edit
}
html.join
end
Now
def change_email_js(options ={})
%{
popup_email = function() {
Modalbox.show('#{
%{
etc..
#{li
> In similar fashion, I built http://reading.welikeprint.com/ in a
> couple of hours to test out rails + ajax + twitter integration. The
> features are strikingly similar to these two mentioned.
Ha, that's cool. What motivated me was just the simple, uncluttered
beauty of a page like http://dan
The base-auth plugin is a authentication plugin and has nothing todo
with how you access a resource (the users houses). You can use the
helper methods to enforce access rights but it still has nothing to-do
with user.houses
base-auth is a similar plugin to restful-authentication and Authlogic
jus
I am attempting to connect to ORACLE11g however i am getting the
following error:
"OCI Library Initialization Error"
IT always errors on OCIENV.init(). I cant see anything wrong on the ENV
configurations.
Has anyone had this problem, or any suggestions on where i should look
for anwers?
I am
Phlip wrote:
>> "Nothing that looks at all like SQL should go into a controller, view,
>> or helper."
>
> Things that "look like" SQL include any kind of query more elaborate than a
> simple accessor call.
I just read _all_ of Fowler's statement.
Helpers are a gray area. In software design, t
PP Junty wrote:
> hello. i just checked Chad Fowler's post "20 Rails Development No-No's"
> and
> one guideline caught my attention. it says:
>
> "Nothing that looks at all like SQL should go into a controller, view,
> or helper."
Things that "look like" SQL include any kind of query more elabo
Where do we really need base-auth plugin?
If a 'user' has multiple 'houses', most of the RESTful actions can use
user.houses itself instead of base-auth.
INDEX: user.houses
EDIT/UPDATE/DESTROY/SHOW: user.houses.find(params[:id])
NEW: user.houses.build
UPDATE: user.houses.create(params[:house])
I
In similar fashion, I built http://reading.welikeprint.com/ in a
couple of hours to test out rails + ajax + twitter integration. The
features are strikingly similar to these two mentioned.
-Kevin
On Apr 24, 2009, at 4:51 PM, Danny Burkes wrote:
>
>> When you're doing something this importan
> The code you posted is fine, it just depends where you put it:
that is why i named the thread "no sql in the controller". :)
> - in a view: super bad
> - in the controller: not so good
i agree, i just didn't see any mention to this guideline in
the books i consulted or in the AR source code c
On May 5, 11:52 pm, PP Junty wrote:
> Charles Johnson wrote:
> > Like all good programming rules of thumb there are interesting
> > exceptions.
>
> this is exactly where things get confused, because code like the
> example i provided seems to be the norm, not the exception.
>
The code you poste
Charles Johnson wrote:
> Like all good programming rules of thumb there are interesting
> exceptions.
this is exactly where things get confused, because code like the
example i provided seems to be the norm, not the exception.
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Frederick Cheung wrote:
>
> On 5 May 2009, at 15:04, arpit wrote:
>
>
>> I think rather than doing read_attribute, you should do
>>
>> def get_value_for_column(attribute)
>> send(attribute)
>> end
>>
>
> Sort of depends what problem you are tr
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 3:05 PM, Norman Smith
wrote:
>
> I am trying to migrate from RoR/MYSql to JRoR/Oracle. I am using Active
> Record JDBC to talk to the database. The Migration process to create and
> populate the database tables has been painful. My latest issue is the
> method new_date is u
On 5 May 2009, at 15:04, arpit wrote:
>
> I think rather than doing read_attribute, you should do
>
> def get_value_for_column(attribute)
> send(attribute)
> end
Sort of depends what problem you are trying to use (eg send won't work
if you had a legacy schema with a column name that isn't a
I am trying to migrate from RoR/MYSql to JRoR/Oracle. I am using Active
Record JDBC to talk to the database. The Migration process to create and
populate the database tables has been painful. My latest issue is the
method new_date is undefined in the JDBC adapter. I have the following
gems install
I think rather than doing read_attribute, you should do
def get_value_for_column(attribute)
send(attribute)
end
because if you have
def something
read_attribute(:first) + read_attribute(:second)
end
then get_value_for_column("something") would not work in case of
read_attribute in get_va
I am working on a registration form for users.
Users can sign up to attend some sport events and are automatically
assigned a starting number depending on the users type.
There are several types of users and all have a specific range of
starting numbers.
0001 - 0050: not automatically assigend
0
Try the Phusion site and see if the online docs are helpful. I have always
been able to diagnose problems with the rails log files coupled with the
apache logs. Sorry. :(
Cheers--
Charles
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 3:02 PM, Mike C wrote:
>
> I did take a look in my apache logs and it only seemed to
On May 5, 2009, at 2:14 PM, Fernando Perez wrote:
> Although I have added:
> skip_before_filter :verifiy_authenticity_token
Fernando,
I'm assuming that the above is not a cut-and-paste from the app?
Because "verify" is misspelled.
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can you try
protect_from_forgery :except => [ :create, :other_task ]
On May 5, 1:14 pm, Fernando Perez
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just created a new Rails app that will be receiving some POSTed data
> from the outside so it must skip the verify_authenticity_token for some
> create actions. Although I
Hi,
I just created a new Rails app that will be receiving some POSTed data
from the outside so it must skip the verify_authenticity_token for some
create actions. Although I have added:
skip_before_filter :verifiy_authenticity_token
I still get InvalidAuthenticityToken. In one of my other Rails
I did take a look in my apache logs and it only seemed to log
warnings; I didn't see anything that pertained to the error or
exception I got.
On May 5, 12:36 pm, Charles Johnson wrote:
> Try your apache error logs, as well as your system logs.
> Cheers--
>
> Charles
>
> On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 12
Like all good programming rules of thumb there are interesting exceptions.
Complicated unions and intersections, especially where the from clause might
be a dynamic select, such as might be needed for a report can be very
difficult to do without resorting to passing the sql directly to the
database
PP Junty wrote:
> "Nothing that looks at all like SQL should go into a controller, view,
> or helper."
>
> it really came as a surprise to me as Rails itself seems to go against
> such practice by its AR 'conditions' option, which most of the times
> contains
> SQL code. like in this example fro
Hi,
Just to clarify:
1) The hash is different for each login, so an attacker can't do a
simple replay
2) If JavaScript is not available, you'll usually want to allow the
login, although it will be unencrypted. This can be done quite easily.
> Which means that if the challenge exists, we don't ne
Try your apache error logs, as well as your system logs.
Cheers--
Charles
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 12:35 PM, Mike C wrote:
>
> Hi, the problem has been fixed but I was basically shooting in the
> dark and happened to get a hit. I'm using Debian 5.0 with MySQL 5 for
> my production. How does Passe
hello. i just checked Chad Fowler's post "20 Rails Development No-No's"
and
one guideline caught my attention. it says:
"Nothing that looks at all like SQL should go into a controller, view,
or helper."
it really came as a surprise to me as Rails itself seems to go against
such practice by its A
> hope it helps,
Great answer. Love it! :) I think that I'm a happy camper.
Thanks to all who contributed.
... doug
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On May 5, 11:41 am, Kevin Kaiser wrote:
> Forgive me for the shameless promotion but I'm posting because I think
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There's a rails-sqlserver google group:
http://groups.google.com/group/rails-sqlserver-adapter. You could try
asking your question there as the group is more focussed to your setup.
>From what I recall I think that this problem is related to ruby DBI & ruby
odbc version clashes.
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Doug Jolley wrote:
>> Put each class definition in a separate file
>
> By "separate file" you mean "separate model", right? I guess I could
> do that. My concern is that if I do I may be opening and closing the
> connection to the database? Maybe I am and maybe I am not. If I am,
> maybe I do
> Put each class definition in a separate file
By "separate file" you mean "separate model", right? I guess I could
do that. My concern is that if I do I may be opening and closing the
connection to the database? Maybe I am and maybe I am not. If I am,
maybe I don't need to worry about it; bu
nevermind.. i'm an idiot.. it works you just have to end the %>
before the erb block.. duh
On May 5, 3:02 pm, stewbawka wrote:
> i'm doing some meta stuff and trying to figure out how to stick some
> erb html into a proc where i can then feed it to one of many helpers.
>
> if i do something lik
On May 5, 7:02 pm, stewbawka wrote:
> i'm doing some meta stuff and trying to figure out how to stick some
> erb html into a proc where i can then feed it to one of many helpers.
>
> if i do something like this:
>
> lamb = lambda do |x|
> <%= x %>
> end
because you're in a ruby file, not a
i'm doing some meta stuff and trying to figure out how to stick some
erb html into a proc where i can then feed it to one of many helpers.
if i do something like this:
lamb = lambda do |x|
<%= x %>
end
i get a syntax error because obviously the block isn't actual code.. i
want to be able to
Hi, the problem has been fixed but I was basically shooting in the
dark and happened to get a hit. I'm using Debian 5.0 with MySQL 5 for
my production. How does Passenger keep its logs, if any?
On May 5, 7:20 am, Charles Johnson wrote:
> What platform/OS are you using for production? What databa
John Small wrote:
> map.resources :accounts,:new => { :authorize => :post }
what is :new => { :authorize => :post }
Shouldn't that be something like:
map.resources :accounts, :collection => { :authorize => :post }
But, this does bring up an interesting extension to this discussion
about reso
On May 5, 8:42 am, Joshua Partogi wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I just created session with rake db:sessions:create and run the migration
> also. When I run my apps, my db barfed out saying that the length of
> session_id is too long. When I checked into my db, the length of session_id
> column in the
Hi there,
Not a DB expert but as far as I understand when you have a "varying"
field you are telling the DB how long the data in the field/column
**could be**. If you put a value that is shorter than the maximum
possible length the DB should arrange the storage for as much data as
you put in the
In the doc, there's is a note saying association_build "only works if
an association already exists. It will NOT work if the association is
nil." But in my test, it works fine when the association is nil. For
example,
class Post < ActiveRecord::Base
has_one :author
def after_initialize
Are you looking for Rails.cache.clear ?
On May 4, 2:04 pm, -kinetic wrote:
> I'm trying to get memcached working for my rails app that's running
> under passenger. Apparently we need to check if passenger forked
> memcached, and if so we need to establish a new connection using a
> reset functi
Ok, I think that you are not understanding me or I am not understanding
you. My problem is not that I want to store the session in the database
or that the field for session id is too short.
I need the session_id because I want to have anonymous users in my
application. These anonymous users w
With Rails 2.3.2, use Rails.cache.clear
I'm not sure about older versions, though.
On May 4, 2:04 pm, -kinetic wrote:
> I'm trying to get memcached working for my rails app that's running
> under passenger. Apparently we need to check if passenger forked
> memcached, and if so we need to estab
I'm using acts_as_taggable_on_steroids to add a tag to a post. For my
purposes, I only want to allow one tag per post. I've looked through the
acts_as_taggable_on_steroids code and can't really put a finger on where
I should even start. I guess I could do this in a number of ways. I
could modify i
Did you do:
ruby script/generate controller
On May 4, 7:26 am, Learning wrote:
> i'm new to ruby on rails, there's a problem when i follow the guide on
> rubyonrails.org
> i create a controller like this
> #ruby script\generate home index
> and edit app/views/home/index.html.erb after that
As this thread is about REST and custom actions then I'll post a
question here.
I have a REST client, it will be working with a non-Rails application,
but for initial development and testing I'm using a separate Rails REST
server to emulate the non-Rails app.
As part of the sequence of action
I agree with Frederick.
Depending on what you need, using a session key/value or cookie may be
the appropriate way to maintain the data.
On May 5, 9:19 am, Frederick Cheung
wrote:
> On May 5, 2:50 pm, Nike Mike wrote:> how
> to declare a variable globally in views without writing in
> > contr
Yes, it only updates the project (app) that you are currently
navigated to.
On May 5, 7:10 am, Stephen Fagan
wrote:
> Does running the rake rails:update command just update the current rails
> app you are in? Sorry if this is a stupid question, I am trying to run 2
> different versions of rails
Frederick Cheung wrote:
> On May 5, 4:53�pm, Anthony Ward
> wrote:
>>
>> * �I wanted to know if it is possible to achieve what I would like
>> to do
>> � � � �as the first solution is impossible to do for various reasons
>>
>
> well there's always read_attribute (and remember that
> foo
On May 5, 2:50 pm, Nike Mike wrote:
> how to declare a variable globally in views without writing in
> controller,model or in config
> --
that doesn't sound like a good idea. If you can elaborate on what
you're trying to do someone might be able to chip in with a neater way
of doing things.
Fr
> if you decide that abstract classes are better, then I suggest that you
> do something like this to make your life easier:
>
> 1: class Person < ActiveRecord::Base
>
> 2: TypesofPeople = ["Client", "Prospect"]
>
> 3: def self.abstract_find (person_type, *args)
> 4: if TypesofPeople.include?(pe
What version of Ruby are you running?
(Run ruby -v from the command prompt)
Here is a link to a similar problem - http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/7305
On May 4, 11:14 am, danieljianu wrote:
> Hello all.
>
> I'm having the following problem and I can't seem to find a solution
> for it:
> runn
On May 5, 4:53 pm, Anthony Ward
wrote:
>
> * I wanted to know if it is possible to achieve what I would like
> to do
> as the first solution is impossible to do for various reasons
>
well there's always read_attribute (and remember that
foo.read_attribute(:bar) is the same as
SeanWalberg wrote:
> OP said it's a challenge-response system. So the server would send a
> hidden field in the form (timestamp? md5(rand)? ), the client
> concatenates the password and the challenge, md5's it, and returns it.
Ah, that makes sense -- dynamic salting.
>
> The server knows the ch
I would normally say to look in the development.log file for a more
detailed explanation.
However, you will normally get a detailed error on the browser when
running in development mode and the error you described when running
in production.
Try checking ..\log\production.log to see what the error
Doug Jolley wrote:
[...]
>
> IOW, it appears that Rails wants the name of the class to correspond
> the base name of the model file (i.e., since the name of the model
> file is person.rb, it wants the class to be Person).
Yes, this is how Rails works. Put each class definition in a separate
fi
Chris Habgood wrote:
> Ok, why does this work?
>
> <%= button_to_function "Add Site", remote_function( :url =>
> { :controller => 'addsites', :action => "addsitetomop", :id=>
> @mop}, :with => "'site[comp_#{company.id}]=' + $('site_comp_#
> {company.id}').value + '&site[customer_#{company.id}]='
nirvana wrote:
> => [#,
> # , country: "usa", year: "2001", amount: 1564>, # country: "usa", y
> ear: "2002", amount: 6463>, # "2003", amount
> : 150002>, # 5000>, # id: 6, country: "usa", year: "2005", amount: 4150>, # country: "u
> sa", year: "2006", amount: 100>, # year: "2000
> ", amount: 100
Robert Walker wrote:
[...]
> From my experience starting off with an incorrect assumption about what
> something is can engrain bad habits that are hard to break later.
Fair enough. I do agree with you there.
> It's
> best, at least for me, to approach learning something new by
> understand
awesome, fixed. thanks fred.
On May 5, 11:42 am, Frederick Cheung
wrote:
> On May 5, 4:07 pm, "dino d." wrote:
>
> > Hi - I'm trying to get a multi-select box working. The form shows up
> > fine, and I can select multiple items fine, but in the controller, the
> > parameter shows up as a sing
Paul Johnston wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Many web sites have a user name and password login system, and do not
> use SSL. As a consequence, users' passwords are transmitted over the
> internet unencrypted.
[...]
> For many years I have provided a JavaScript MD5 library (http://
> pajhome.org.uk/crypt/md5/)
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
> I'll have to look at those. I am, however, not convinced that such
> abstruse theoretical discussion will be much help to the OP, who seems
> to be just trying to use RESTful design patterns in a simple app.
>From my experience starting off with an incorrect assump
Ok, why does this work?
<%= button_to_function "Add Site", remote_function( :url =>
{ :controller => 'addsites', :action => "addsitetomop", :id=>
@mop}, :with => "'site[comp_#{company.id}]=' + $('site_comp_#
{company.id}').value + '&site[customer_#{company.id}]=' + $
('site_customer_#{company.id
Hi
I have an object "a_row" with columns first, last, second
to retrieve the value first I can do a_row.first but I need to do it a
different way like this
a_row.get_value_for_colum("first")
and in the object class I would have
def get_value_for_column(attribute)
return attribute
end
but c
> Why not just subclass?
I like that approach. It was essentially what I was playing with when
I submitted my original post. The problem with it seems to be that I
can't reference the subclass. Extending your example, I would like to
say something like:
clients=Client.find(:all)
Rails doesn'
Hi all,
I am absolute radiant/ruby beginner trying to create custom extension
(following the tutorail - >
http://wiki.github.com/radiant/radiant/adding-custom-radius-tags
)
Unfortunately afte calling "rake spec" a get he following error:
C:/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/radiant-0.7.1/vendor/rail
On May 5, 4:07 pm, "dino d." wrote:
> Hi - I'm trying to get a multi-select box working. The form shows up
> fine, and I can select multiple items fine, but in the controller, the
> parameter shows up as a single string, instead of an array of values.
> Any ideas?
>
> The form:
>
> <%=select_t
Hi,
Im very new in Ruby on Rails. I have to do intergrate jasper report
with Rails applications. I found the link
http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/HowtoIntegrateJasperReports.
But Im not clear how to do. Plz help me this how to do. If anybody
have sample application it will be very bette
There are some known issues with logging, [1] and [2]. These issues are
being worked on and will be available in the next gem version (in couple of
weeks). Apparently [1] is the cause of what you are experiencing related to
rotation of log files.
Since rotation is not working so you as well disabl
Mike,
Did you have any luck with this? Whats described by Harold seems to
match everyone elses experience.
By any chance would you be on a server for which you don't have root
access? I have no troubles with freetds and iodbc getting to the SQL
Server that I'm intending to use, but I cannot ge
Hello all.
I'm having the following problem and I can't seem to find a solution
for it:
running "gem install rails" on a Windows environment generates
"ERROR: While executing gem ... (Zlib::BufError)buffer error"
I've tried 'gem update --system', but with no success. I am out of
sollutions
Robert Walker wrote:
[...]
> Trying not to fall into the trap that resources and models are
> one-to-one. Resources are independent of any back-end storage model.
That's true, but for the typical simple Rails app, they map pretty
closely.
[...]
> I'm not exactly sure how having the action in t
This did not work for me on rails 2.3.2 but got me on the right track.
Create a file named vendor/plugins/default_options/init.rb that
contains the following:
require "default_options"
Create a file named vendor/plugins/default_options/lib/
default_options.rb that contains the following:
modu
mvargo:
Did you have any luck with this?
I can get freetds and iodbc to connect successfully but ruby-odbc just
doesn't seem to support a shared (non-root access) linux installation
like everything else.
I'm blocked as make install tries to put the files in the standard
locations and to make th
Hello Ruby group,
I hope you can help me out with a search I am doing for a client of
mine. They are looking to add a web UI designer to our rapidly growing
engineering team. Candidates for this position should have a minimum
of 2 years of web UI development experience including Ruby on Rails,
Pr
uninitialized constant Article::Text (NameError)
when i exute the program i am getting this err
can any one give me the solution for this
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i'm new to ruby on rails, there's a problem when i follow the guide on
rubyonrails.org
i create a controller like this
#ruby script\generate home index
and edit app/views/home/index.html.erb after that
#ruby script\server
when i browse the http://localhost:3000/home/index
it shows that
We're so
Hi,
Many web sites have a user name and password login system, and do not
use SSL. As a consequence, users' passwords are transmitted over the
internet unencrypted. This puts them at risk, particularly if the user
is on a shared ethernet segment, or open wireless network.
For many years I have p
Hi,
I am facing some problems migrating from rails 2.1.0 to rails 2.3.2.
I am using Erubis 2.6.4.
I get the following error when I start the webrick server.
Rendering template within layouts/login
Rendering login/login
ActionView::TemplateError (undefined method `link_to' for
#) in app/views/
l
Brendon Whateley wrote:
> ActiveScaffold brings with it a lot of magic. If you do everything
> and name everything the way it wants, all is good.
It does want helper methods named a certain way, but so what?
> Otherwise, If you
> have model names or table names that don't follow the way it wo
Yanni Mac wrote:
> I am new to the whole RESTful idea and I am trying to use it in a new
> version of my app. I might be totally missing the ball here, but this
> is what I am trying to do. I have an application that is 95% read-only
> to the public users, with a back end administration availabl
Hi - I'm trying to get a multi-select box working. The form shows up
fine, and I can select multiple items fine, but in the controller, the
parameter shows up as a single string, instead of an array of values.
Any ideas?
The form:
<%=select_tag "items", @items, :multiple => true :onchange =>
"t
What platform/OS are you using for production? What database. Inquiring
minds want to know. :)
Cheers--
Charles
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 1:00 AM, Mike C wrote:
>
> I'm getting 500 errors on my production server running Passenger. I
> cannot, for the life of me, find out what the problem is. Every
Does running the rake rails:update command just update the current rails
app you are in? Sorry if this is a stupid question, I am trying to run 2
different versions of rails and need to upgrade one of my apps.
thanks
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ActiveScaffold brings with it a lot of magic. If you do everything
and name everything the way it wants, all is good. Otherwise, If you
have model names or table names that don't follow the way it works,
you will have to change your code or be in for a lot of hurt.
By the time you are up to 100
I am new to the whole RESTful idea and I am trying to use it in a new
version of my app. I might be totally missing the ball here, but this
is what I am trying to do. I have an application that is 95% read-only
to the public users, with a back end administration available to our
staff (basically
Franz Strebel wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 1:41 PM, MR Damien
> > wrote:
>
>>
>> I though this argument was facultative.
>>
>
> If you don't specify anything, it will display 30 :per_page
>
> Franz
Thanks Franz, you know I originally had that but it did not work either.
Turns out my loop
how to declare a variable globally in views without writing in
controller,model or in config
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On May 5, 4:49 pm, 7stud -- wrote:
> mrbless wrote:
> > In my controller I have found all the movies like this
> > @budgets=Budget.find(:all).to_json
>
> > Now in the view file what i want to do is something like this
> >
> >
etienne writes:
> That overwrites the cookie for the session. By the time they attempt
> to login, a session has already begun for them. CookieStore is doing
> the management behind the scenes. I want to amend the cookie to have
> an expiration date which, it seems, it does not have by defaul
Hey Adam,
Copying usually works, but is the dirty solution. I usually create the
whole rails environment in the target machine and then just checkout
the application as usual.
Cheers, Sazima
On May 4, 11:04 am, Adam Akhtar
wrote:
> How easy is it to do this. Is it simply a case of copying the
I guess this is what you're trying to do:
def index
@blog_entries = Entry.paginate( :page => params[:page], :per_page
=> 4, :include => :user, :order => 'topics.updated_at )
end
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Maurício Linhares
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On Tue, May 5, 2
First you need to explain what you do want returned and your database structure.
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On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 8:59 AM, Vapor ..
wrote:
>
> Maurício Linhares wrote:
>> This query is never going to return a
Hi all,
I'm having a bit of a problem with displaying a blog list using the
will_paginate helper. My code is:
entries_controller:
def index
@entries = Entry.find(:all)
@blog_entries = @entries.paginate( :page => params[:page], :per_page =>
4,
:include
Sean Six wrote:
> I want to allow users to post links to outside website on my site. How
> can this be done?
I meant to say "make a (link)" in the title.
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