Y'know I think this topic is too long anyway, so I'm probably going to
create a new topic on the issue tonight (unless someone wants to reply
between now and then).
Thanks For Your Help Guys!
Joe
On May 9, 4:43 pm, Joe wrote:
> Bump?! This is this final step, please can anyoe help me?
>
> Thank
Hello Peter and Michael,
Thanks for your comments. Keep tuned up with my blog. I will be
investigating on more design patterns to implement in Ruby (not in
Rails style) :D and of course need to thoughts to share.
Samiron paul
http://samironpaul.blogspot.com
On May 10, 1:19 am, Peter De Berdt wro
I'm running windows xp at work where this problem occurs. However, it
seems to work fine at home where I run windows 7. I have used mongrel
as well and same problem occurs. What do you do when webrick giver
internal server errors?
On May 8, 4:56 am, Karthikeyan wrote:
> I use Ubuntu 10.04, my w
Hi all,
I am currently using Rails 3 and I am using it to upload a file. How
do I get the original filename using Rails 3? Because when I use
File.basename(), what I get is RackFileUpload and not the original
filename. Has anyone done this before and can share it with us here?
Kind regards,
Joshu
I apologize. Posted to the wrong list. Feeling like a fool!
On May 9, 8:12 pm, mdipierro wrote:
> In relation to this
> discussion:http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk/msg/654445a5da339885
>
> I am not a windows user but I know many of you are.
>
> What is your impression on web2py on
In relation to this discussion:
http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk/msg/654445a5da339885
I am not a windows user but I know many of you are.
What is your impression on web2py on windows?
Is there any issue that is windows specific?
I think portability is and should be considered one
On May 9, 11:10 am, mdipierro wrote:
> In the past I have used Rails on both windows and linux without
> problems. Some posts here seem to imply that Rails runs better on
> Linux. Are you saying there is a problem with Rails on Windows?
There's nothing inherently wrong with Rails on Windows, bu
Okay, I've probably just been staring at this for too long, but here is
the problem I hope to get some help with:
I'm creating a little lib directly inside rails for integrating with
Plesk. I'm also creating two custom rake tasks to get test and coverage
results just on the plesk stuff. Problem
On May 9, 7:41 pm, Fearless Fool wrote:
> Michael Pavling wrote:
> >> But since you asked (and since you've impugned my knowledge of SQL :),
> > Um, don't get offended...
>
> No offense taken - that's what the smiley face was for. The first case
> was designed as a simple case to demonstrate th
On May 8, 10:39 pm, Frank wrote:
> I've always distrusted the ruby and rails installs on my Mac (oOS X
> 10.6.3) -- sudo gem cleanup can't seem to get rid of old gem versions
> (lots of Gem::InstallError: cannot uninstall).
>
> Because of that, I don't trust the rails beta3 install I just
> comp
On 09 May 2010, at 20:54, Michael Pavling wrote:
On 9 May 2010 19:39, Peter De Berdt wrote:
About your implementation, I prefer the syntax from the post above,
simply
because it reads more natural. Other than that, yours does seem a
viable
solution (only skimmed it, but seems fine) :-)
In declarative_authorization you can do
before_filter {|c| Authorization.current_user = c.current_user}
in ApplicationController, then call
using_access_control
in Model, and you get current_user(or something like that) in your
model. Check how they do it.
Also, there is a hack fro
By the way, to avert any confusion, I should strike the word "query"
from my last question and ask it this was:
And (most importantly) what other methods could you call on the object
that would predict this mis-behavior?
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On 9 May 2010 19:39, Peter De Berdt wrote:
> About your implementation, I prefer the syntax from the post above, simply
> because it reads more natural. Other than that, yours does seem a viable
> solution (only skimmed it, but seems fine) :-)
It's an interesting pure Ruby implementation, but it'
Michael Pavling wrote:
>> But since you asked (and since you've impugned my knowledge of SQL :),
> Um, don't get offended...
No offense taken - that's what the smiley face was for. The first case
was designed as a simple case to demonstrate that there's something
fishy about how SELECT column
On 09 May 2010, at 08:28, Samiron wrote:
I was wondering about how you guys are implementing the decorator
patterns in Ruby? Here is a thought to share with. http://digs.by/9Rezfs
.
Could you please share your thoughts about this implementation?
You could easily do that in a few lines:
htt
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The original estimate of 24-72 hours is currently off by over a week.
I currently experience site halts of over 5 minutes more than twice
daily.
My git repository suddenly reverted to the first commit. I had to
rebuild my development history from a git clone. Fortunately all
history was present
Hi,
I am new to ROR and trying to deploy the community_engine module to a
clean ROR project.
When I follow all the instructions here:
http://github.com/bborn/communityengine/blob/master/README.markdown
And run " ./generate plugin_migration"
I get this error:
vendor/plugins/community_engine/con
Hi,
I am new to ROR and trying to deploy the community_engine module to a
clean ROR project.
When I follow all the instructions here:
http://github.com/bborn/communityengine/blob/master/README.markdown
And run " ./generate plugin_migration"
I get this error:
vendor/plugins/community_engine/con
Hi
I still could not get an exact choice. I found this
http://www.2dconcept.com/jquery-grid-rails-plugin
But suppose if have a column like full_name but it is not a db
column ( i have db columns firstname and lastname) then what I will do?
If anybody has any other choice than please help
Bump?! This is this final step, please can anyoe help me?
Thanks In Advance,
Please Help,
Joe
On May 8, 7:33 am, Joe wrote:
> I've just tried using this in routes.rb:
> map.resources :tutorials, :path_prefix => '/categories/:category_id'
>
> However the link isn't changing, it's still just goi
On 9 May 2010 16:06, Fearless Fool wrote:
> Michael Pavling wrote:
> The point of my question is that the save! silently fails, which
> surprises me.
> save! returns true yet doesn't save the record: how is this not a bug?
It doesn't fail... the SQL works perfectly. Go into your favourite SQL
que
Fearless Fool wrote:
> Michael Pavling wrote:
>> Coming back to my first thought when I read your code: WTF? What are
>> you *trying* to do?! Why are you hoping to achieve with that
>> find_by_sql? Are you trying to find the first record you created? If
>> so, you need to learn some SQL:
>>
>> b =
Fuyi wrote:
> how to access variable in 3 level (model,controller,view)
>
> i use session[:current_unit] only can in C and V
> can't access in M
>
> i mean is use a goloble variable can access in anywhere
You probably don't want to use a global variable for this.
>
> Such as:
> user slec
In the past I have used Rails on both windows and linux without
problems. Some posts here seem to imply that Rails runs better on
Linux. Are you saying there is a problem with Rails on Windows? Or are
you just suggesting Linux/Mac for the stability of the OS and the
availability of other open sourc
Michael Pavling wrote:
> Coming back to my first thought when I read your code: WTF? What are
> you *trying* to do?! Why are you hoping to achieve with that
> find_by_sql? Are you trying to find the first record you created? If
> so, you need to learn some SQL:
>
> b = Blurg.find_by_sql("SELECT *
gogo wrote:
> Hi, I pretty much had the same issues reported here, especially after
> the "upgrade" on some servers.
>
> The question is: what RoR hosting provider would you suggest ? I've
> heard good things about site5, and was myself a happy Lunarpages
> customer but I left because at the time
how to access variable in 3 level (model,controller,view)
i use session[:current_unit] only can in C and V
can't access in M
i mean is use a goloble variable can access in anywhere
Such as:
user slecet a Unit,
in model, before User.save the user.unit_id must set
session[:user_id]
Hi,
The first time I compiled ruby using the VS2010 express compiler for
the first time and I got an error relating to the
miniruby.exe.manifest file not being found. I changed the LDFLAGS in
win32\Makefile.sub from:
LDFLAGS = -incremental:no -debug -opt:ref -opt:icf
to
LDFLAGS = -manifest -in
On May 9, 1:55 pm, RubyonRails_newbie
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Good point - I have tried to amend the code like below, but i get
> errors:
>
> ORIGINAL CODE:
> Blogpost.find(params[:id]).comments.create(params[:comment])
>
> AMENDED CODE 1:
> Blogpost.find(params[:id, :user_id]).comments.create(param
If you really really have to use Windows look into cygwin, and bitnamy
rubystack http://bitnami.org/stack/rubystack, also JetBrain's
http://www.jetbrains.com/ruby/ or SublimeText.
But if you can afford a Mac OS X laptop you will be on the same level
as 99% of ruby developers... hey, it's what Linu
http://help.github.com/linux-key-setup/
On May 9, 6:06 am, ruby rails wrote:
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Hello,
Good point - I have tried to amend the code like below, but i get
errors:
ORIGINAL CODE:
Blogpost.find(params[:id]).comments.create(params[:comment])
AMENDED CODE 1:
Blogpost.find(params[:id, :user_id]).comments.create(params[:comment])
THis returns error: wrong number of arguments (2 for
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On 9 May 2010 00:26, Matthew Hillsborough wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm having a bit of difficulty finding out the proper way to mix in code
> that I put into the lib/ directory for Rails 2.3.5.
>
> I have several models that require phone validation. I had at least three
> models that used the
On May 9, 10:02 am, Fearless Fool wrote:
> If an active record is returned as a result of a find_by_sql() query,
> what must be true in order for it to be save-able? Here's an example of
> it not working:
> =
> require 'rubygems'
> require 'active_record'
> ActiveRecord::Schema.define do
>
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I have been developing web applications for only 4 years but this has
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Nowadays there exists many javascript libraries such as jQuery and
some javascript frameworks such as Ext. But, as you may know, they are
very hard to use to creat
support.jumpline.com and support.hostingrails.com seemed to be the same web
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I received a 4/24/2010 email from hostingrails.com that states:
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I've always distrusted the ruby and rails installs on my Mac (oOS X
10.6.3) -- sudo gem cleanup can't seem to get rid of old gem versions
(lots of Gem::InstallError: cannot uninstall).
Because of that, I don't trust the rails beta3 install I just
completed. Here's the story:
* config is Apple's
ur right. thx again 4 ur words!
On Sun, May 9, 2010 at 5:25 AM, Michael Pavling wrote:
> On 9 May 2010 10:11, tom wrote:
> > and even if it would work, would it prevent n...@out-ofboundary?
>
> Try it yourself - explore and find out. Go the the console and play
> with arrays. Read the api docs
On 9 May 2010 10:11, tom wrote:
> and even if it would work, would it prevent n...@out-ofboundary?
Try it yourself - explore and find out. Go the the console and play
with arrays. Read the api docs which explain what it does.
http://ruby-doc.org/core/classes/Array.html#M002205
You'll learn more
On 9 May 2010 10:02, Fearless Fool wrote:
> If an active record is returned as a result of a find_by_sql() query,
> what must be true in order for it to be save-able? Here's an example of
> it not working:
The clue is in the question...
You're not selecting an "active record" (record), you're s
ok, got it:
<% category.children.slice(0...4).EACH do |child| %>
> i forgot the "each" keyword.
thx again!
On Sun, May 9, 2010 at 5:11 AM, tom wrote:
> strange, slice doesnt give me anything...:
>
> <% category.children.slice(0...4) do |child| %>
> test <%=h child.inspect %>
>
strange, slice doesnt give me anything...:
<% category.children.slice(0...4) do |child| %>
test <%=h child.inspect %>
<% end %>
i see no "test" ini the resulting view. children are present running the
other loop.
and even if it would work, would it prevent n...@out-ofboundary?
If an active record is returned as a result of a find_by_sql() query,
what must be true in order for it to be save-able? Here's an example of
it not working:
=
require 'rubygems'
require 'active_record'
ActiveRecord::Schema.define do
create_table(:blurgs, :force => true) {|t| t.string :name
On 9 May 2010 09:54, tom wrote:
> 2) based on my snippet, inspect works
"works" any chance one of the "working" results is "nil" :-/
><%=h category.children[index].id %>
>
> gives me:
>
> Called id for nil, which would mistakenly be 4 -- if you really wanted the
> id of nil, use object
hi guys & thx for the suggestions
1) slice: didnt know u can use that on "collections" too, so i give it a
try. the boundaries are being checked to not run into a nil situation
2) based on my snippet, insoect works, but if i want to address the
attribute like:
<%=h category.children[index].id
On 9 May 2010 09:35, Michael Pavling wrote:
> On 9 May 2010 02:17, tom wrote:
>> <% for index in 0 ... 5 %>
> you're looping through six
Sorry... three dots... stupid confusing functionality :-/
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On 9 May 2010 02:17, tom wrote:
> <% for index in 0 ... 5 %>
> <%=h category.children[index].inspect %>
> <% end %>
>> as u can see, in the for-loop i want for example show only 5 children
> of that specific children. inspect gives me the correct values, but i
> cant addre
On 9 May 2010 02:17, tom wrote:
> hi, im having a model called category (polymorohic) and listing it in
> the index-view:
>
>
> Title engl
>
>
> <% @categories.each do |category| %>
>
> <%= link_to h(category.title_engl), category %>
> - #of Subcategories: <%=h category.ch
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