Jeffrey L. Taylor wrote:
> Quoting Michael Gao :
>>
>> I update rails from 2.0.2 to 2.2.3, the line below can work at old
>> version but report error at new version
>>
>> <%= render_partial "_jsdatacombo" %>
>>
>
> render_partial is obsolete. Use <%= render :partial => 'jsdatacombo' %>
>
> (
Quoting Michael Gao :
>
> I update rails from 2.0.2 to 2.2.3, the line below can work at old
> version but report error at new version
>
> <%= render_partial "_jsdatacombo" %>
>
render_partial is obsolete. Use <%= render :partial => 'jsdatacombo' %>
(Rails will insert the underscore on the f
I am looking for a multi drag and drop and multi sortable feature .
There will be two divs ListA and ListB where elements in ListA should be
able to drag and drop on target ie ListB.
I should be able to sort elements in ListA supporting multiple
ele...ments at a time to sort and drag .
Please sug
On Oct 23, 3:15 pm, Sijo k g wrote:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHMpf6hx8Ek
Awesome :)
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Thanks Conrad
Am very interested in using BigTable, since I think GAE is a platform
I'd like to commit to (automatic scaling is a huge plus for me)
Just trying to envisage what how a non-relational ActiveRecord will
bahave or whether the differences will be transparent.
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>
> Is anyone doing a project involving GAE?
>
> Would love to hear of some existing projects!
>
> My understanding is that Rails 3 Datamapper will be a much, much
> better fit for Datastore?
>
>
>
In Rails 3.0, ActiveRecord is moving to
I update rails from 2.0.2 to 2.2.3, the line below can work at old
version but report error at new version
<%= render_partial "_jsdatacombo" %>
the error is:
undefined method `has_key?' for "_jsdatacombo":String
It seemed if I user render_partial function, the system always report
the error.
Hi Dan Sadaka
Is it solved?If not plese paste your controller code
Sijo
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Can we generate dynamic xml using REXML/XML Builder ?
My requirement is to use a sample xml template which contains 5000 lines
and each time when user clicks on GO, we will create a new xml file
generating all 5000 lines and only approx 3000 lines will be dynamic
like Eg: photo name , photo ti
Hi Martin Streicher
I think ruby-debug not compatible with Ruby 1.9.x. Not sure .Please
check here
http://isitruby19.com/codes
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Dont know more bout this.But I was also watching
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHMpf6hx8Ek
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Here's some background including some loose benchmarking:
http://kete.lighthouseapp.com/projects/14288/tickets/177-tags-list-rss-feed-increasingly-slower
Cheers,
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On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 3:49 PM, Marnen Laibow-Koser
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>
> I do have a question, though: what's the advantage of embedding Builder
> in ERb as you did, rather than having the ERb file call a Builder
> partial?
Performance. Nokogiri's builder is significantly faster than Builder
from our t
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Would love to hear of some existing projects!
My understanding is that Rails 3 Datamapper will be a much, much
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I have seen this error as well, and found the problem to be the email
address having a leading 'space'.
For example, I was passing an email address like this: " Bob Smith
" and was getting the error.
As soon as I stripped the space away with '.strip' before I assigned it
to 'recipients', the
the full text of the error is below. It seems like that Rails gets
confused with dependencies. i tried the solution offered online,
specifically
insert
config.load_paths += %W( #{RAILS_ROOT}/lib )
config.load_once_paths += %W( #{RAILS_ROOT}/lib )
in config/development.rb
but it didn't work. ev
well...i feel like an idiot...the blog that I googled and found the
instructions for using this on said to use db/seed.rb. just changed it
to seeds.rb and it worked beautifully.
On Oct 22, 7:43 pm, Jamie wrote:
> Tried it with an unfrozen rails installstill won't work. I also
> stripped mo
Tried it with an unfrozen rails installstill won't work. I also
stripped most of the seed data out of the file and condensed the
information for the one model I left in. This is the file in it's
entirety:
buildingclasses = [
{:name => "Commercial Zones", :land_used => 1 },
{:name =>
Thanks Robert, i'll check it out.
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On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 3:32 PM, Peter Laurens
wrote:
>
> Bingo! Thanks Hassan, most of my entries are 'latin1'.
> I'm Googling furiously for the answer, but is there a place where I can
> set these values? My.cnf?
Yep, exactly, set them in your /etc/my.cnf and relaunch mysqld.
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Bingo! Thanks Hassan, most of my entries are 'latin1'.
However I tried to set them with the set command (e.g., "set
character_set_results = utf8;"), that didn't have any effect so I
rebooted mysql and the settings went back to latin1 again.
I'm Googling furiously for the answer, but is there a
On Oct 22, 2009, at 5:04 PM, Robb wrote:
> On Oct 22, 11:47 am, sax wrote:
>> weather_report_url(:location => 'france', :month => 10, :day => 3)
>
> Ummhmm, I can grab out the attributes of my Report object. And I guess
> I can use that with link_to in a template:
>
> link_to('the report', weath
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 2:26 PM, Peter Laurens
wrote:
> Firebug reports the response header content-type as:
>
> "Content-Type text/html; charset=utf-8"
Excellent :-)
Just to cover all the DB bases -- see if *everything* is using utf-8, e.g.
mysql> show variables like '%char%';
+
> On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 2:03 PM, Peter Laurens
> wrote:
>
>> I'm not sure how to inspect the HTTP headers as they're returned from
>> rails, without breaking out tcpdump what's the best way to see the
>> header Rails is creating?
>
> The Firebug plugin to Firefox works pretty well. Or just use
Peter Laurens wrote:
[...]
> Firebug reports the response header content-type as:
>
> "Content-Type text/html; charset=utf-8"
So your HTTP headers are OK and the database is in the right encoding.
Now for my stupid question: have you got the text encoding in the
browser set to something other
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 2:03 PM, Peter Laurens
> wrote:
>
>> I'm not sure how to inspect the HTTP headers as they're returned from
>> rails, without breaking out tcpdump what's the best way to see the
>> header Rails is creating?
>
> The Firebug plugin to Firefox works
Hello,
I'm looking for a form helper to create text_fields to populate an
array parameter to the object the form describes.
More to the point: I'm trying to write a doodle plugin for redmine,
and I have a form_for the doodle object calling the form partial
gisted under http://gist.github.c
>
> It does work if you use the hash form of conditions ( ie conditions =>
> {:first_category_id => foo} )
>
> Fred
>
Thanks a lot!
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This doesn’t answer your question directly, but you might want to read
about how to obtain Oracle debug output in your Rails app/log file:
http://www.alexrothenberg.com/2009/08/how-to-capture-oracles-dbmsoutput-in.html
I believe Alex’s patch was recently added to the Oracle Enhanced
Adapter... i
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 2:03 PM, Peter Laurens
wrote:
> I'm not sure how to inspect the HTTP headers as they're returned from
> rails, without breaking out tcpdump what's the best way to see the
> header Rails is creating?
The Firebug plugin to Firefox works pretty well. Or just use telnet
from
continued...
I try printing out the response object just before my controller falls
through to the view, and the header just has one value set:
{"Cache-Control"=>"no-cache"}
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On Oct 22, 11:47 am, sax wrote:
> weather_report_url(:location => 'france', :month => 10, :day => 3)
>
Ummhmm, I can grab out the attributes of my Report object. And I guess
I can use that with link_to in a template:
link_to('the report', weather_report_url(:location => @loc, :month
=> r.mont
Michael Graff wrote:
> What encoding is being set in the HTTP headers, if any?
>
> What is the exact meta tag you are using?
The meta tag is:
I'm not sure how to inspect the HTTP headers as they're returned from
rails, without breaking out tcpdump what's the best way to see the
header Rails
Dan Berger wrote:
> OK, we solved it with a handful or regexs
>
> cell.gsub!("\222", "'")
> cell.gsub!("\226", "—")
> cell.gsub!("\223", '"')
> cell.gsub!("\221", "'")
> cell.gsub!("\224", '"')
This seems like a very bad solution -- particularly the 2nd line, which
is pre-escaped HTML instead o
Max Williams wrote:
> Just installed acts_as_audited, absolutely LOVE it. Fantastic. Thanks
> again for the pointer, and many thanks to the AAA team. :)
If you like that you might also want to take a look at vestal versions.
This not only allows you to audit changes on models, but also be abl
Robb Shecter wrote:
> I put something like this in one of my helpers:
>
> def format_date(a_date)
> a_date.strftime("%B #{a_date.day}, %Y")
> end
>
> Should give you a starting point.
Personally, I like the pattern of having separate formatter classes, but
using view helpers isn't too
Ather Shiraz wrote:
> BTW I figured out how to install this gem ; this opens a whole new
> world (hopefully!)
That's what I thought until I got pissed off with setting paths and crap
like that on different machines.
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try this:
http://l1xl1x.blogspot.com/2009/10/custom-date-and-time-format-in-rails.html
Regards,
Istvan
On Oct 22, 6:47 pm, RubyonRails_newbie
wrote:
> Does anyone know how to implement this?
>
> On 22 Oct, 18:27, Frederick Cheung wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Oct 22, 6:01 pm, RubyonRails_newbie
> > wro
Excellent - sorted. Thanks Robb.
I've amended it slightly, to have it as dd month year, but it's
looking good now. Thanks for your help dude!
I'm new to rails - and havent covered this so appreciate the help.
On 22 Oct, 19:41, Robb wrote:
> > so, if I put:
>
> > def format_date(a_date)...
> >
weather_report_url(:location => 'france', :month => 10, :day => 3)
On Oct 22, 11:23 am, Robb wrote:
> On Oct 22, 10:48 am, Robb wrote:
>
> > Simple permalinks, yes, like:
>
> > /weather/report/10/3
>
> > But I do *not* see how to create permalinks for large collections of
> > documents, like:
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 11:37 AM, Rafael Roque
wrote:
>
> It should return me two integers,but it´s returning "1".
OK, sorry -- I don't know anything about Oracle procedures, but if I
execute a query using ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute(sql)
it returns a resultset, e.g. (via script/conso
> so, if I put:
>
> def format_date(a_date)...
> ...in one of my helpers, what do I need to include in the rhtml page?
>
You could use it like this:
Profile was created at <%= format_date(profile.created_at) %>
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so, if I put:
def format_date(a_date)
> a_date.strftime("%B #{a_date.day}, %Y")
> end in one of my helpers, what do I need to include int he rhtml page?
On 22 Oct, 18:57, Robb wrote:
> I put something like this in one of my helpers:
>
> def format_date(a_date)
> a_date.strftime("
On Oct 22, 10:48 am, Robb wrote:
> Simple permalinks, yes, like:
>
> /weather/report/10/3
>
> But I do *not* see how to create permalinks for large collections of
> documents, like:
>
> /france/weather/report/10/3
> /europe/weather/report/10/3
Hmm; it looks like one solution might be to us
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 11:05 AM, Rafael Roque
wrote:
> I have a procedure in which I pass two integers and two dates and get
> two integer as the result.How could I read the response with ROR?
>
> Here´s my code:
> ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute("DECLARE RESULTV NUMBER;...
> How could
Hi all,
I have a procedure in which I pass two integers and two dates and get
two integer as the result.How could I read the response with ROR?
Here´s my code:
ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute("DECLARE RESULTV NUMBER; RESULTBC
NUMBER; BEGIN
PODEVIAJAR(112,to_date('21/10/2009','DD/MM/'),
I put something like this in one of my helpers:
def format_date(a_date)
a_date.strftime("%B #{a_date.day}, %Y")
end
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Simple permalinks, yes, like:
/weather/report/10/3
But I do *not* see how to create permalinks for large collections of
documents, like:
/france/weather/report/10/3
/europe/weather/report/10/3
There's one big difference between the first and second example: In
the first, all the paramet
Does anyone know how to implement this?
On 22 Oct, 18:27, Frederick Cheung wrote:
> On Oct 22, 6:01 pm, RubyonRails_newbie
> wrote:
>
> > However. When this is saved to the database it looks like: 1988-10-01.
> > Likewise on the site a user will eventually see. If they originally
> > enter it a
Aggghhh
Why is it - that 20 seconds after posting a problem - you find at
least a partial solution?
My problem was passing the wrong information in the locations local
variable -
@locations = Location.find_all_by_organisation_id(params
[:organisation_id])
Since I was creating a new ent
Hi,
I have some seed data in MySql which contains non-ASCII characters (as
you'd imagine as these are worldwide placenames that I'm storing). In
MySql on the command line they look great, they're all formatted
perfectly, including Arabic and Chinese characters and they look great.
However, when
On Oct 22, 6:01 pm, RubyonRails_newbie
wrote:
> However. When this is saved to the database it looks like: 1988-10-01.
> Likewise on the site a user will eventually see. If they originally
> enter it as: 01/10/1988, why does it display backwards?
>
> And, is there a solution to this to allow i
Yeah, I thought of combining them into something like you suggested,
but wanted to get them working in the simplest form before I tried
complicating the file.
I'll try running it with an unfrozen rails later tonight. Don't have
access to an updated rails install right now...thus the frozen
rails
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to work out how to display a date correctly in Ruby on
Rails.
At the moment i have a profile page, which when you add it on the
site, the data to select is in day, month, year EG 01/10/1988
However. When this is saved to the database it looks like: 1988-10-01.
Likewis
Just a note, you can restructure this to make it a little more DRY. I
find this easier to manage in the long run, particularly if I may need
to add more later.
buildingclasses = [
{:name => "Name", :land_used => 1},
{:name => "Name 2", :land_used => 2}
// etc
]
puts "adding building classe
Aggghhh
Why is it - that 20 seconds after posting a problem - you find at
least a partial solution?
My problem was passing the wrong information in the locations local
variable -
@locations = Location.find_all_by_organisation_id(params
[:organisation_id])
Since I was creating a new ent
Hello All,
I'm having trouble using the new rake db:seed function. I initially
built my app in Rails 3.2.2 but have updated and re-frozen the new
version (3.2.4) which is supposed to have the new data seeding
function. I created a seed.rb file at db/seed.rb that looks something
like this:
Buildi
I am having a bit of an issue with updating multiple models from one
form - and in particular the collection_select related to a has_many
through relationship.
I have the following models:
(Location is a pseudo-class which really acts as the join model for
the others.)
class Location < ActiveRec
A good LART is also helpful in getting users to stop pasting Word's
garbage quotes... :)
--Matt Jones
On Oct 22, 10:27 am, Dan Berger
wrote:
> OK, we solved it with a handful or regexs
>
> cell.gsub!("\222", "'")
> cell.gsub!("\226", "—")
> cell.gsub!("\223", '"')
> cell.gsub!("\221", "'")
> ce
Just installed acts_as_audited, absolutely LOVE it. Fantastic. Thanks
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Oh, another thing.
When I click on the row, the all the text in the row does fade (similar
to the drag/drop examples). It seems to me that I'm almost there.
Thank you.
John
John Mcleod wrote:
> Hello all,
> I'm trying my first drag and drop project. Dragging a table row from
> one table to a
I've been developing RonR applications for three years and wish to
start making things a little easier.
I'd like to hire someone who is mature in their thinking to help me
find a solution.
My ambition is to find a way for users' to upload graphic media
( photos, audio, video ) using a RESTful ap
Hello all,
I'm trying my first drag and drop project. Dragging a table row from
one table to another.
First, get table 1 row to be draggable.
I looked over several examples of Prototype/Scriptaculous of drag/drop
and thought I was doing right.
My problem is after setting it up, no dragging.
Tab
Andrew McDonough wrote:
> These instructions also worked for me after upgrading to Snow Leopard.
> In my case mysql was in /opt/local/lib/mysql5, so the following fixed it
> for me:
>
> sudo gem uninstall mysql
>
> export ARCHFLAGS="-arch i386 -arch x86_64" ; gem install --no-rdoc
> --no-ri m
Hi guys,
I'm writing a gem monitor these days. The monitor gem can display ruby
methods call stack on browser. It is based on unroller gem, unroller
gem prints methods call stack in console, but it is inconvenient to
read. So I write the monitor gem to print method call stack to
browser.
The rep
Gaspard, I noticed your program uses scopes to limit the returned
information. I'm running rails 2.3.4 and there seems to be an issue
with scopes and HABTM relationships: that they don't carry through.
I've tried using named scopes in my Product class like this:
class Product < ActiveRecord::
Robert Walker wrote:
> Duke Yamamoto wrote:
>> When I want to show output,
>> "<%= %>"
>> When I do not want to show output,
>> "<%- %>" or "<% %>"
>> What about this?
>> "<% -%>"
>> Is this same as "<%- %>"?
>
> <%# %> or <%# -%>
> For commenting out ERB code.
I'm seeing code,
<% if flash[:erro
These instructions also worked for me after upgrading to Snow Leopard.
In my case mysql was in /opt/local/lib/mysql5, so the following fixed it
for me:
sudo gem uninstall mysql
export ARCHFLAGS="-arch i386 -arch x86_64" ; gem install --no-rdoc
--no-ri mysql -- --with-mysql-dir=/opt/local/lib/
OK, we solved it with a handful or regexs
cell.gsub!("\222", "'")
cell.gsub!("\226", "—")
cell.gsub!("\223", '"')
cell.gsub!("\221", "'")
cell.gsub!("\224", '"')
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logan wrote:
> Even though the gradual engagement meme has been around for a while,
> and everyone just hates signup forms, they just seem to keep popping
> up like a bad habit. My site, Newsforwhatyoudo.com was one of the
> guilty parties. We saw users coming back to the site repeatedly, but
> no
Ghanshyam Rathod wrote:
> I m using Builder for Nokogiri (Nokogiri::XML::Builder.new).
> But i m facing problem with displaying XML file in view.
>
> see the code i have used http://pastie.org/663424.
Are you already using Nokogiri in other parts of your application? If
not then why force the d
On Oct 22, 1:48 pm, Eduardo Bueno
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>
> def index
> @clients = Client.paginate :page => params[:page], :per_page => 5
> end
>
> and the code in clients/index.html.erb:
>
> <%= will_paginate @clients %>
>
> The problem is I don't see any client specification. The pagination is
> working f
Hi friends,
How to increase the response speed rails application. Pls suggest some steps
to improve the performance.
Thanks
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Hello,
I have installed will_paginate gem for my application, but it is not
working properly. This is the code in clients_controller.rb:
def index
@clients = Client.paginate :page => params[:page], :per_page => 5
end
and the code in clients/index.html.erb:
<%= will_paginate @clients %>
The
Has anyone built ruby-debug for Ruby 1.9.1? I am on Leopard. A check
around the Web yielded issues with the pair, but no solution (I'll
keep looking), hence my question.
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Dan Green wrote:
> What tools are available to add a Facebook widget to my rails
> application?
Do you mean a Facebook Connect button in your Rails app, or a profile
box (or something) within Facebook?
> Thanks!
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Max Williams wrote:
> Ralu rm wrote:
>> Max Williams wrote:
>>> dude, there's an api for a reason!! I personally like the version at
>>> http://railsbrain.com, why not go and read it
>>
>> am just a beginner,
>> dats y dat quest buddy...
>> anyway thanks for the link!
>
> I know you're a begin
Ralu rm wrote:
> Max Williams wrote:
>> dude, there's an api for a reason!! I personally like the version at
>> http://railsbrain.com, why not go and read it
>
> am just a beginner,
> dats y dat quest buddy...
> anyway thanks for the link!
I know you're a beginner, but if you know the name of
Max Williams wrote:
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> http://railsbrain.com, why not go and read it
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Ralu rm wrote:
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>> Oops, sorry, that text area in the amended form should be
>>
>> <%= f.text_area :content, :cols => 40, :rows => 12 %>
>
>
but in dat form_for der is no action ,
will it directly go to :action => 'create'??
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>
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thanks guys
nw its working fine...
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Sorry to butt in guys, i get the feeling you're going to go round in
circles forever.
Ralu - if the user types 'foo' in the text box, params will look like
this:
params = {:resolve => {:content => "foo"}}
In the controller you need to do this:
@resolve = Resolve.new(params[:resolve])
which
Hi Ralu rm
That is already there in params[:resolve]
Sijo
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> <%= form_tag :action => 'resolve_create', :resolve => @resolve %>
> resolution:
> <%= text_area 'resolve','content', :cols => 40, :rows => 12 %>
>
> <%= submit_tag "save" %>
>
Try below code
<%= form_tag :action => 'resolve_create' do %>
resolution:
<%= text_area 'resolve','content
Sijo k g wrote:
> Hi Ralu rm
>
>> i have an error
>> undefined method `stringify_keys!' for "":String
>
> The reason for this error is in the line
>
>> <%= form_tag :action => 'resolve_create', :resolve => @resolve %>
>
>Since this will generate source like
> action="/controller/re
Hi Ralu rm
> i have an error
> undefined method `stringify_keys!' for "":String
The reason for this error is in the line
> <%= form_tag :action => 'resolve_create', :resolve => @resolve %>
Since this will generate source like
action="/controller/resolve_create?resolve="
And in reso
Brijesh Shah wrote:
>> def resolve_create
>> @resolve = Resolve.new(params[:resolve1])
>> if @resolve.save
>> redirect_to :action => 'list'
>> else
>> redirect_to :action => 'resolve'
>> end
>> end
> Problem is in parameters arguments...
>
> It should be params[:resolve] n
Leonardo Mateo wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 6:05 PM, Ale Ds
> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>> I start to use JQuery with Rails:
>> I should make a simple text link to call in Ajax (by GET) an action in
>> controller.
>>
>> link_to_remote is a Prototype method, I would use just a javascript
>> framework (
> def resolve_create
> @resolve = Resolve.new(params[:resolve1])
> if @resolve.save
> redirect_to :action => 'list'
> else
> redirect_to :action => 'resolve'
> end
> end
Problem is in parameters arguments...
It should be params[:resolve] not params[:resolve1]...
Thanks
Br
srinivasan sakthivel wrote:
> Otherwise u can try this one
>
> def resolve_create
> @resolve = Resolve.new()
> @resolve.content = params[:resolve][:content]
> if @resolve.save
>redirect_to :action => 'list'
> else
>render :action => 'resolve'
> end
> end
>
> Thanks
> seenu
>
>
> O
Otherwise u can try this one
def resolve_create
@resolve = Resolve.new()
@resolve.content = params[:resolve][:content]
if @resolve.save
redirect_to :action => 'list'
else
render :action => 'resolve'
end
end
Thanks
seenu
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 2:36 PM, srinivasan sakthivel <
seenusss
def resolve_create
@resolve = Resolve.new(params[:resolve1])
if @resolve.save
redirect_to :action => 'list'
else
render :action => 'resolve'
end
end
u can try the above code.
Thanks
seenu.
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 2:30 PM, Ralu rm
wrote:
>
> srinivasan sakthivel wrote:
>
srinivasan sakthivel wrote:
> hi
>
>
> Give me ur controller code.
>
> thanks
> seenu
>
> On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 1:54 PM, Ralu rm
def update
@ticket = Ticket.find(params[:id])
if @ticket.update_attributes(params[:ticket])
redirect_to :action => 'list'
else
redirect_
hi
Give me ur controller code.
thanks
seenu
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 1:54 PM, Ralu rm
wrote:
>
>
> i have an error
>undefined method `stringify_keys!' for "":String
>
> my view is given below
>
> <%= form_tag :action => 'resolve_create', :resolve => @resolve %>
> resolution:
> <%= tex
i have an error
undefined method `stringify_keys!' for "":String
my view is given below
<%= form_tag :action => 'resolve_create', :resolve => @resolve %>
resolution:
<%= text_area 'resolve','content', :cols => 40, :rows => 12 %>
<%= submit_tag "save" %>
what is dat error and how
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