I am trying to call remote server rest api , the response type of call
is json data. plz give me tips how to do this . I am new in rails .
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Basically I recently been playing around with my ruby on rails system,
and I'm wondering how I can get it to pick some words from the :name
of the tutorial (I have a system with categories and tutorials) and
make this into what I call a tagged domain, basically instead of it
showing the ID in
I was getting the same error. Install the fcgi header files with this
package:
sudo apt-get install libfcgi-dev
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Steve Ross wrote:
Ahmet Kilic wrote:
DocumentRoot /var/www/site/public
/VirtualHost
and its running fine in development.
Check /log dir, and look for development.log file,.
it is Ok for me also.
But why it is not working with RailsEnv production???
Is it not a bit strange!?:(
So,
I have a Person model with a points attribute. For the most part,
points values will be incremented and decremented via user votes.
However, I'd also like to decrement a Person's points by half a point
each day.
How do I automatically decrement the value once per day?
Your help is greatly
Hopefully a quick one :
I have a products table and in the view I am showing these products as
well as a sidebar to filter the products by team, size, color etc
(which are all attributes of other join tables).What is the most
efficient (in terms of best practice) way of getting the filtered
Id suggest using a database job but you could always just store when you
last decreased it date and then on sign in do the decrease. If you plan on
showing other users the points you'd need the job.
On May 30, 2010 12:37 PM, Becky Russoniello li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
I have a Person model
anyone?
On May 27, 10:29 am, anywho eydai...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been looking at rescue_from and rescue_action_in_public however,
none of them have worked without making a catch-all route.
So currently, my solution is to use the catch-all route: match
'*path' = controller#action # custom
Hi Tim,
Thanks for responding. Sorry if this is a dumb question, but what do
you mean by database job?
This is going to be a ranked list (current points value determines the
ranking), and I'd like users to be able to view the list without being
logged in.
Tim Lovett wrote:
Id suggest
Ahmet Kilic wrote:
Steve Ross wrote:
Ahmet Kilic wrote:
DocumentRoot /var/www/site/public
/VirtualHost
and its running fine in development.
Check /log dir, and look for development.log file,.
it is Ok for me also.
But why it is not working with RailsEnv production???
Is it not a bit
Sorry for the delay in response, for some reason I never got a
notification..
Glad you like IceCube so far!
First, the indexes in your code below should be 0-6, not 1-7 (where 0
is sunday)
Also, you're missing your add_recurrence_rule call -- should be:
schedule.add_recurrence_rule
I would use a scheduler for this kind of stuff. A pure ruby solution
is rufus scheduler:
http://github.com/jmettraux/rufus-scheduler
With rufus scheduler you can schedule a routine that runs every day at
a given hour and decrements every persons points by 0.5.
On May 30, 8:35 pm, Becky
Ditto. I've returns to a small rails app after a while to discover
overwite_params is deprecated, and I havn't found out why yet.
Presumably the workaround is to DIY and take everything from
request.params replacing the bits you want to.
(for instance filtering a few of multiple options using
Wow! Perfect. Thank you so much.
Sharagoz wrote:
I would use a scheduler for this kind of stuff. A pure ruby solution
is rufus scheduler:
http://github.com/jmettraux/rufus-scheduler
With rufus scheduler you can schedule a routine that runs every day at
a given hour and decrements every
Will this work ok?
instead of:
!-- %= link_to 'All', url_for(:overwrite_params = {:listing_type =
nil}) % --
this:
%= link_to 'All', url_for( request.params.merge({ :listing_type =
nil}) ) %
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If you're set on doing the ajax through jQuery try adding this to your
page and watch the console logs in firebug (obviously replacing 'posts
and 'index' with the route to the model and action you're polling):
// poll the posts index every 3000 milliseconds logging the response
to the console.
Hi there,
I can't seem to get form_for to work correctly with the URL I'm providing for a
set of nested resources. Here's what I'm doing in routes.rb:
resources :threads do
resources :messages
end
And then I've got the following form that I'm building as part of
I have a list of people I am using as the collection for a
render :partial. This is for a list of users that is being made into a
pdf. I need to do 3 find calls to find out their attendance for the
last 3 years. The only way I can find to do this is to have the print
function call its view and
Does Rails 3.0.0 beta3 work with ruby 1.9.1 on Windows XP?
It does not work for me, the sample program crashes with no error
message.
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