Hey there,
I'm new to Ruby and was following a tutorial found here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/545951/ruby-on-rails-link-to-syntax
Anyway, I already had my own MySQL database from PHP development so I
decided to try to create a scaffold off of a table 'users'.
I get the following
David Zhu wrote:
Heyyy
First off, I love rails. Even thuogh I'm not as good as some of you
guys here, but hey, I started couple months ago, and I am still on my
way learning more.
But I know there are downsides to Rails too. One of them is
scalability. What on earth does that mean?
Thanks,
I had to place everything in form_tag and everything else worked fine.
Now I have all values in Parameters list
On Apr 22, 10:32 am, soldier 8863...@gmail.com wrote:
how about the rails api doc ?
2010/4/22 Prashant prashant.thak...@gmail.com:
I wish to have an option in my
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 3:59 PM, David Zhu dzwestwindso...@gmail.com wrote:
Heyyy
First off, I love rails. Even thuogh I'm not as good as some of you
guys here, but hey, I started couple months ago, and I am still on my
way learning more.
But I know there are downsides to Rails too.
My guess is that you havent specified what the primary_key of the
users table is. Rails expect it do be id if you dont specify it.
Try adding set_primary_key(:user_id) to your user model if you
havent already.
On Apr 22, 8:38 am, William Lang li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Hey there,
I'm new to
If you want Rails to support composite primary keys you need to
install a gem.
Here's the projects github page:
http://github.com/drnic/composite_primary_keys
On Apr 22, 7:27 am, soldier 8863...@gmail.com wrote:
# File rails-2.3.2/activerecord/lib/active_record/base.rb, line 2576
2576:
On 21 April 2010 23:59, David Zhu dzwestwindso...@gmail.com wrote:
But I know there are downsides to Rails too. One of them is
scalability. What on earth does that mean?
You don't *know* that a downside of Rails is its scalability if you
don't know what scalability means. You may well have
I havent had the luxury of having scaling issues myself yet, but I if
an application has trouble handling high volumes of traffic, then the
framework is only one of several possible causes for these issues. A
more likely cause for the issues are the programmers and not the
framework. If you are
I have a namespace as admin and in this i have class as Admin::Business.
I want to add observer to it. I tried to add a class Admin::BusinessObserver
and adding the observer in environment.rb like
config.active_record.observers = [Admin::BusinessObserver]. but it does not
work. Can anybody guide
Sharagoz wrote:
My guess is that you havent specified what the primary_key of the
users table is. Rails expect it do be id if you dont specify it.
Try adding set_primary_key(:user_id) to your user model if you
havent already.
That fixed it! Thanks so much!
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Hi there,
We're looking to add an experienced Ruby/Rails developer to our team
here at SideReel in San Francisco. SideReel.com is a fast-growing web
site with millions of users that aims to be the center of the online
TV world. We are a small established start-up located on the top floor
of an
Hello,
How can one get the extra attributes from the association table while
using lazy loading like so:
# I have a HMT (rails3) association and am using the includes method
to prepare my queries. But Im not able to get at the extra fields in
the association table this way.
# Schema
Hi, I'm new to rails. I installed it according to getting started,
created new application, run the server... and got an error :(
C:\Temp\RailsApplication1ruby script/server
= Booting WEBrick
= Rails 2.3.5 application starting on http://0.0.0.0:3000
Hi! I need to cache an overview page that lists the latest events
(messages, documents, etc). By the side of each event I show the user
who created it (including the user's avatar). I have tried to use a
cache this with the cache_key of the page that holds the contents. In
the belongs_to method of
On Apr 22, 1:25 am, Ar Chron li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Somewhere you need to keep track of which iteration of Next you are on
in the view - perhaps a hidden field would suffice.
A processing heavy version would use in_groups_of in the controller to
let you walk the groups and just return
Scaling problems is what happens when you all of the sudden need to
figure out where to put your 5.000 servers all running 2xQuad core
cpus and have 128 GB memory.
Facebook has 50.000 cache servers, thats ONLY for cache.
If your site can run on a handful of servers, you don't really have a
Ho-Sheng Hsiao wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm working on getting Remarkable working with Rails 3 / Rspec 2. I
don't know how many users care about it, but I figured I'd give users
a chance to tell me. The way it looks now, it won't be backwards
compatible (primarily because Rspec2 has a lot of
Install the jruby-openssl gem and then try.
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I tryed, it didn't help.
I uninstalled Ruby and instaled older version - 1.8.7, and there it works :)
Of course now I've got other problems, but mabey it's Rubys 1.9.1 bug, or
something
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On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 05:53:25AM +0200, Jorge Sosa suazo wrote:
Anyone know how to generate Voronoi diagrams with rubyvor library? ..
It would be helpful ..
I don't know anything about rubyvor, but I wrote the Ruby port of this some
time ago:
Hi Sijo
Thanks for the info - I will look in to the @@ idea
In any case the data needs to be visible
'between' sessions as well.
But this needs the data to be stored in D B it self. Is it?
Yes - The data is currently in a table in the database - it is a table
of rights users have under
Hello all,
I am trying to pass variables in Ajax.Request method. I can see that we
can pass a single variable as:-
new Ajax.Request('/controller/action?id= + value + status=JOINING',
{asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true, parameters:'resume[comment]=' +
$F('resume_comment + forward_value + ')});
Thanks - it may have only been a short time, but I was missing the
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Hi,
I am using rxml to render the response of a request and I'd like to use
rxml partials to dry things out.
The problem is that in the parent rxml view, Rails expects the partial
to be an erb file which is incorrect.
Trying the following did not work either as it still looked for an erb
file
Ok, I found out that that rxml is deprecated and I should use builder
extension instead so that solved part of the equation.
Now I'm having another problem with collection. The following does not
work and in the partial I get @articles instead of a local var article.
xml render(:partial =
Adler Santos wrote:
Is
there a line of code I'm missing that will allow the execution of the
next method and will overwrite the initial @remaining that was
produced by the index method? Thanks.
I assume that @remaining from your controller methods is squirreled away
in a hidden field on your
What a pointless remark. 37signals paid the renewal of the domain well
beforehand, their registrar screwed up again. That's hardly their
fault and has nothing to do with 37signal's infrastructure.
It's 37signals' fault as it already happened in the past and they did
not take action to prevent
Fernando Perez wrote:
What a pointless remark. 37signals paid the renewal of the domain well
beforehand, their registrar screwed up again. That's hardly their
fault and has nothing to do with 37signal's infrastructure.
It's 37signals' fault as it already happened in the past and they did
not
On 22 April 2010 11:58, Pieter Hugo li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Hi Sijo
Thanks for the info - I will look in to the @@ idea
In any case the data needs to be visible
'between' sessions as well.
But this needs the data to be stored in D B it self. Is it?
Yes - The data is currently in a
Rob Biedenharn wrote:
[...]
Matt, Pito, Marnen, and anyone else,
1. The opinion on whether db/schema.rb goes into the source repository
has changed over time.
No. I've used Rails since 1.2.6. Every version has put a comment in
the schema.rb file that recommends putting it into version
On 22 Apr 2010, at 11:56, ES wrote:
Does anyone know how to upload a photo and display the thumbnail in
the form before submitting with Paperclip?
Clientside resizing is available in SWFUpload. Have fun (you'll have
to write the javascript yourself though)!
On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 12:51 PM, Fearless Fool li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Frederick Cheung wrote:
for a normal HABTM there is no corresponding model, so rows never get
updated by this code path. The habtm association generates sql
fragments directly and runs them
Furthermore, because habtm
If this is not a legacy table I would recommend adding the ID column
and make it your primary key. It will simplify things. You could still
have a unique key on article and user that you can use to your hearts
content. If that's the way you are going I would add an index on those
2 columns since
I could be wrong but I don't think you'll be able to accomplish what
you're looking for. Once the e-mail is sent it is out of your control.
Maybe there is a way to reproduce Microsoft Outlook's functionality
and request a response when the user is about to open the e-mail but
as far as I know the
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 8:08 AM, Veena Jose li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Hai friends,
I hav two models related with habtm
class User ActiveRecord::Base
has_and_belongs_to_many :station,
:join_table = stations_users,
:foreign_key = user_id,
My understanding was that MySQL does not allow multiple statements to
be executed in one shot as a means to try and avoid piggy backing and
hacking. Could be wrong, though.
On Apr 21, 7:52 pm, Fearless Fool li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Frederick Cheung wrote:
when connecting via activerecord
Anyone, where to dig?
On Apr 21, 8:17 pm, Dmitry Polushkin dmitry.polush...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem when I'm doing rake tasks. This behavior happens only
on one machine, on another three ones all works fine (three is on
ubuntu, problem one is under debian); totally identical
Thanks for the help guys.
pepe, this is not a legacy table so I think I'm just going to add the
id and not fight conventions. The table is really just a link
table...linking a user to an article and calling it a favorite.
Nothing more...and that's why I went with the composite key.
At least I
On Apr 22, 5:55 am, Tony Augustine li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
HOW TO Track How Many Recipients Open Your Mail IN RAILS?
please help me PROVIDE SOLUTIONS AND STEPS OR ELSE ANY PLUGIN
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One trick is to include links to images with a tracking code embedded
in them. As well as serving
Hi there,
Suppose I submit an object called task from a form with...
task[enddate(1i)] - 2011
task[enddate(2i)] - 3
task[enddate(3i)] - 1
...how do I set the value 'params[:task][:enddate]' to 'nil' in the
controller?
I tried...
params[:task][:enddate] = nil
...but that doesn't
On Apr 22, 3:07 pm, Lee Smith autige...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for the help guys.
pepe, this is not a legacy table so I think I'm just going to add the
id and not fight conventions. The table is really just a link
table...linking a user to an article and calling it a favorite.
Nothing
On 22 April 2010 15:22, Tom Ha li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Hi there,
Suppose I submit an object called task from a form with...
task[enddate(1i)] - 2011
task[enddate(2i)] - 3
task[enddate(3i)] - 1
...how do I set the value 'params[:task][:enddate]' to 'nil' in the
controller?
On 22 April 2010 15:22, Tom Ha li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
...how do I set the value 'params[:task][:enddate]' to 'nil' in the
controller?
I tried...
params[:task][:enddate] = nil
...but that doesn't seem to empty the attribute 'enddate'. What am I
getting wrong?
If it doesn't empty
fredd wrote:
This works great until someone changes it's personal information or
avatar image. So the problem is, how do I invalidate the cache when an
association gets updated?
Page cache is a big hammer when maybe 1 attribute of 1 related entity
has changed. What if you cached the row
Hello,
I was wondering if anybody knew of a library (acts_as_ or similar)
that provides a simple framework for mapping ActiveRecord calls to API
calls for model instances that are managed via API calls rather than a
database connection.
Thomas
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having i.e. a post model that has many categories - is it possible for
member routes like i.e. post_path(post) to generate path like /
posts/:post_category_name/:post_id without manually passing the
category param? Does anyone know if there's a gem or if I can simply
override the post_url
Rick Denatale wrote:
Actually, I think what you want is to use has_many :through
1. add an id to metered_usages
...
Rick -- bingo -- that's what I ended up doing. You probably already
understood that metered_usage needs to carry additional data, so it
couldn't be a pure HABTM table.
I have some code that uses and instance of Mutex and calls
@mutex.lock, executes some code and then does
unlock(). When I call lock() I get some ActiveRecord error which seems
unrelated.
Couldn't find ActiveJob with ID=3
[/home/LGuild/.gem/ruby/1.8/gems/activerecord-2.3.5/lib/active_record/
My application is going into user testing and I would like to see
which release the user has been testing against by the release
appearing somewhere on the view. I can then check it on screen prints
etc.
I am using Git and Capistrano in a multi-stage environment.
I expect I could access the
Lee:
Related, perhaps helpful:
http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/208279
You've arrived at the same conclusion: Rails expects an id field, and we
all know that you can't fight Rails convention. But don't overlook all
the goodies you get by declaring :has_many :through.
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pepe wrote:
My understanding was that MySQL does not allow multiple statements to
be executed in one shot as a means to try and avoid piggy backing and
hacking. Could be wrong, though.
I now *also* understand that only one statement can be executed per call
-- and the reasoning makes good
How can I explicitly say that I want my select statements from the
database to be in charset utf8?
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Lee Smith wrote:
Thanks for the help guys.
pepe, this is not a legacy table so I think I'm just going to add the
id and not fight conventions. The table is really just a link
table...linking a user to an article and calling it a favorite.
Nothing more...and that's why I went with the
Thanks for your inputs.
Unfortunately, I can add that:
1. Yes, the code definitely GETS executed
2. No, params[:task] is definitely NOT nil
2. Other values of the Task object in params CAN be set to nil, for
example...
params[:task][:name] = nil
...works correctly.
Could it be that
On Apr 21, 4:59 pm, David Zhu dzwestwindso...@gmail.com wrote:
Heyyy
First off, I love rails. Even thuogh I'm not as good as some of you
guys here, but hey, I started couple months ago, and I am still on my
way learning more.
But I know there are downsides to Rails too. One of them is
It looks like ActiveResource is what I wanted.
Thoma
Thomas Allen wrote:
Hello,
I was wondering if anybody knew of a library (acts_as_ or similar)
that provides a simple framework for mapping ActiveRecord calls to API
calls for model instances that are managed via API calls
On 22 Apr 2010, at 18:00, Owain wrote:
My application is going into user testing and I would like to see
which release the user has been testing against by the release
appearing somewhere on the view. I can then check it on screen prints
etc.
I am using Git and Capistrano in a multi-stage
It works if I write this as the value for the text field:
value=%= @echantillon['material'].force_encoding('UTF-8') %
Which means that when it is doing the SELECT from the database, it is
not selecting it in UTF-8. How can I force it to do selects in UTF-8?
On Apr 21, 10:40 am, ES
you dont need to do this, if your setup is correct.
On 22 April 2010 18:08, ES emsto...@gmail.com wrote:
It works if I write this as the value for the text field:
value=%= @echantillon['material'].force_encoding('UTF-8') %
Which means that when it is doing the SELECT from the database,
On Apr 22, 2010, at 1:02 PM, Peter De Berdt wrote:
On 22 Apr 2010, at 18:00, Owain wrote:
My application is going into user testing and I would like to see
which release the user has been testing against by the release
appearing somewhere on the view. I can then check it on screen
prints
On Apr 22, 2010, at 5:35 AM, Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
Fernando Perez wrote:
What a pointless remark. 37signals paid the renewal of the domain well
beforehand, their registrar screwed up again. That's hardly their
fault and has nothing to do with 37signal's infrastructure.
It's 37signals'
Patrick Clas wrote:
I thought this was possible using the update_all method of
ActiveRecord...no?
You're quite right. I had forgotten about that method.
If not, then I will just write native sql commands
instead.
No, use something like ar-extensions if update_all won't do the trick.
If
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
Patrick Clas wrote:
I thought this was possible using the update_all method of
ActiveRecord...no?
You're quite right. I had forgotten about that method.
If not, then I will just write native sql commands
instead.
No, use something like ar-extensions if
On 22 April 2010 17:58, Tom Ha li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Thanks for your inputs.
Unfortunately, I can add that:
1. Yes, the code definitely GETS executed
2. No, params[:task] is definitely NOT nil
2. Other values of the Task object in params CAN be set to nil, for
example...
I have a very simple functional test for a controller, but I need to
set a header field in the request before the invocation of the action,
but the headers seem to be getting reset, even though I'm not doing
multiple requests. Is this not how functional tests are to be used?
test test the show
On Apr 22, 2010, at 12:18 PM, Nathan Beyer wrote:
I have a very simple functional test for a controller, but I need to
set a header field in the request before the invocation of the action,
but the headers seem to be getting reset, even though I'm not doing
multiple requests. Is this not how
Patrick Clas wrote:
[...]
Well the task isn't as simple as it seems. I have it working fine now
with SQL, rails just seems to be lacking a bit in this area.
So try ar-extensions or something.
Of course
I realize they have to be since they are supporting more than just
mysql.
Michael Pavling wrote:
On 21 April 2010 12:10, DanC d.m.coleg...@durham.ac.uk wrote:
@topics = Topic.find(:all, :conditions = [forum_id = ?,
@forum.id], :order = total_replies DESC)
but I get the error Mcolumn total_replies does not exist
I know the column doesn't exist, but the question
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
Patrick Clas wrote:
[...]
Well the task isn't as simple as it seems. I have it working fine now
with SQL, rails just seems to be lacking a bit in this area.
So try ar-extensions or something.
Of course
I realize they have to be since they are supporting
On Apr 22, 5:00 pm, Jedrin jrubia...@gmail.com wrote:
I have some code that uses and instance of Mutex and calls
@mutex.lock, executes some code and then does
unlock(). When I call lock() I get some ActiveRecord error which seems
unrelated.
What are you calling lock on / how are you
On Apr 22, 2010, at 9:06 AM, Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
Rob Biedenharn wrote:
[...]
Matt, Pito, Marnen, and anyone else,
1. The opinion on whether db/schema.rb goes into the source
repository
has changed over time.
No. I've used Rails since 1.2.6. Every version has put a comment in
the
Patrick Clas wrote:
[...]
Any SQL database can do bulk updates, but mysql makes it easier by
allowing table joins during updates. I suppose I could try to redesign
my statement, but I don't see the need since I own the server I'm
running on and mysql is always going to be there.
That
On Apr 22, 5:58 pm, Tom Ha li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
...because the date gets submitted by a date_select? When I check what
values get passed to params, I see...
task[enddate(1i)] - 2011
task[enddate(2i)] - 3
task[enddate(3i)] - 1
Could it be that the problem stems from
On Apr 22, 4:04 pm, Rob Biedenharn r...@agileconsultingllc.com
wrote:
However, it is that same experience that has led me to the conclusion
that keeping db/schema.rb in the source repository is wrong. It is
derived data and I would no more put it into the repository than I
would
I'll preface this by saying I (still) consider myself a relative
newcomer to Rails, and its likely that I'm missing something obvious in
ActiveRecords, but this has been bugging me...
I've written a function that I use all the time, but I get a nagging
feeling that this functionality MUST already
Are point_diff and game.id coming from any sort of user input or form
submissions? If so, you've just left yourself wide open to SQL
injection attacks.
Definitely not, thanks for your help.
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Matt, Pito, Marnen, and anyone else,
1. The opinion on whether db/schema.rb goes into the source
repository
has changed over time.
No. I've used Rails since 1.2.6. Every
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derived data and I would no more put it into the
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On Apr 22, 2010, at 4:23 PM, Frederick Cheung wrote:
On Apr 22, 4:04 pm, Rob Biedenharn r...@agileconsultingllc.com
wrote:
However, it is that same experience that has led me to the conclusion
that keeping db/schema.rb in the source repository is wrong. It is
derived data and I would no more
I do
@mutex = Mutex.new
and then
@mutex.lock
..
@mutex.unlock
On Apr 22, 4:15 pm, Frederick Cheung frederick.che...@gmail.com
wrote:
On Apr 22, 5:00 pm, Jedrin jrubia...@gmail.com wrote:
I have some code that uses and instance of Mutex and calls
@mutex.lock, executes some code and
works, thank you!
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wrote:
On Apr 19, 9:19 pm, oren orengo...@gmail.com wrote:
This is the output:
input id=keys_to_update_ name=keys_to_update[] type=checkbox
value=4 /
input id=keys_to_update_ name=keys_to_update[]
Thanks, Sharagoz. It is helpful. I guess you answered my big question,
which was whether or not STI is still relevant.
The design I've chosen is very similar to the one you describe. I
don't have a need for the type of multiple choice that you describe,
what I needed was more like what you call
Steve Ross wrote:
On Apr 22, 2010, at 5:35 AM, Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
My thoughts exactly.
Best,
In case you missed DHH's announcement, the domain has been renewed
through 2020. Unless there is some seriously flaky bookkeeping going on
with the domain registrar, the issue
Sijo k g wrote:
Hi Pieter
Is it possible to create variables in the rails environment that persist
globally - not as sessions - that would be too much porting of
information forwards and back.
This is possible by global variables in ruby (variables starts with
@@ )
No, those are
Northband wrote:
What's a good SMS service to use? I want to start sending messages
from my apps via SMS.
Thanks!
Depends. In the U.S., you can just do this by e-mail -- all mobile
phone carriers have e-mail-to-SMS gateways at no extra charge. In other
countries, that may not work.
ES wrote:
It works if I write this as the value for the text field:
value=%= @echantillon['material'].force_encoding('UTF-8') %
Which means that when it is doing the SELECT from the database, it is
not selecting it in UTF-8. How can I force it to do selects in UTF-8?
Is the database
RVince wrote:
Anyone aware of an editor I can use on Ubuntu that will do RoR syntax
text coloring and a code prettiefier I can use under Linux for RoR
code? Thanks R.Vince
I'm fond of KomodoEdit. It's a very good editor and does nice syntax
coloring for Ruby and Haml.
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Enough?
Imagine what would happen if he was in charge of maintaining tweeter.com
Depends. In the U.S., you can just do this by e-mail -- all mobile
phone carriers have e-mail-to-SMS gateways at no extra charge. In other
countries, that may not work.
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Any name of an email-to-sms provider? I'm
On 22 Apr 2010, at 20:02, Rob Biedenharn wrote:
p = `cd #{RAILS_ROOT} git rev-parse HEAD`.strip
= 031154343573f846dc4f9d31806e58438bfe783e
q = `cd #{RAILS_ROOT} git show-ref`.strip
= 031154343573f846dc4f9d31806e58438bfe783e refs/heads/master
Would be best if you store the result in a
Uggh, this happened to be me before, my site trashed when the host had
business problems.
I hope it won't be that bad. It seems Jumpline has taken over
hostingrails and it also seems that there
have been support transition problems.
My site has been down on and off for over a week and what is
More observations I've found. The Arel includes method does not seem
to respect HMT :select joins. I'd prefer to use the includes lazy-
laoding way, but cannot seem to get the extra attributes to come back.
Both will return the Manager Model
ruby-1.8.7-p249
Is file reserved? Can i use it for my model name? Because I am
getting this error-
NoMethodError in FilesController#new
undefined method `quoted_table_name' for File:Class
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I'm trying to install paperclip -script/plugin install
git://github.com/thoughtbot/paperclip.git
But nothing happens, no error, it just goes over to the next line in
my terminal.
And im positive it isn't installed arleady, because the generateor
doesnt work.
Whats wrong? I'm running 2.3.5
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nvm i installed it as a gem. who cares now ;)
On Apr 22, 9:14 pm, David Zhu dzwestwindso...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm trying to install paperclip -script/plugin install
git://github.com/thoughtbot/paperclip.git
But nothing happens, no error, it just goes over to the next line in
my terminal.
uGH! im answering my own questions!. sorry guys ill think b4 i post
next time.
here are the reserved words-
http://newwiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/reservedwords
On Apr 22, 8:44 pm, David Zhu dzwestwindso...@gmail.com wrote:
Is file reserved? Can i use it for my model name? Because I am
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