Hi,
The methods I´ve put in GenericMessageFunctions are available and
working within the Rails app, but I can´t access them from my tests.
Why isn´t User.find() available from the GenericMessageFunctions
module when it´s accessed trough a test? Should I include some library
to get it working?
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hi there,
I have a few issues with bundler.
1) running "gem install bundler" in my project directory as a regular
user is impossible due to permissions problem. I had to use sudo
2) running "bundle install" in my project directory as a regular user,
I got the following permission problem.
"Ins
I mean device.id represents your token from apn_devices table.
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Daniel X Moore wrote:
> I had the same problem, but restarting script/server fixed it.
This help!
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On Jul 9, 10:00 am, Rails Learner wrote:
> Hello Friends!
>
> I have been trying t
Bb Serviss wrote:
Many thanks to everyone who replied, this is a great forum. Delphi has
been kind to me with the (visual component library) client data set
which allows me to make a single query, then scope the remaining records
in any way I see fit and loop through them, breaking out of the l
I've installed the ckeditor gem. I'm running rails 2.8.3 and have
followed the steps in the README file for the gem. Everything seems to
run without error through the <%= javascript_include_tag :ckeditor %> -
except that to make it work I have to replace :ckeditor with "ckeditor".
When I try to us
Hi,
I am attempting to replace an exiting photo with a new one uploaded by
the user. I am using attachment_fu and I am coming up with the
following exception:
can't convert nil into String
/vendor/plugins/attachment_fu/lib/technoweenie/attachment_fu/backends/file_system_backend.rb:23:in
`join'
> > And then in the controller:
>
> > @inactive = Item.inactive
>
> This looks like it will still fire off a query which is what I want to
> avoid.
The query would only fire (once) prior to rendering the view. For
example, if you set the variable in the index action of the controller
the query w
You have to show us the code in your view that has the form to make a
comment.
>From your description, params[:body] is obviously not being set to
anything because you don't have a textarea or input box with the name
"body". If the name of the textarea or input is named "comment[body]"
then to
On Sun, 11 Jul 2010, RubyonRails_newbie wrote:
On 11 July, 21:23, "David A. Black" wrote:
On Sun, 11 Jul 2010, RubyonRails_newbie wrote:
i'm trying to add comments to a blog.
I got it working, but i want to store the user too, so I added the
user_id to the blogcomments table...
Since th
Bob Proulx wrote:
...
I don't think I can do a better job than the above. But I can add a
few hints. Let's work with AAA, BBB, CCC where AAA belongs_to BBB and
BBB belongs_to CCC.
...
Hope that helps!
Bob
That does help. Thanks for the detailed explanation.
Norm
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> maybe this is a Windows-specific issue?
Good question. I copied the Tempfile to C:\
Ran my version, which added the working dir. to tmp.txt
Ran fine.
Ran original version -- same problem. So my speculation was wrong.
Maybe that's because Windows has no real root. There's just the \
address
I tried both :body and :id but the same issue:
@blogcomment = Blogcomment.create(:id => params[:body], :user_id =>
session[:user_id])
On 11 July, 21:23, "David A. Black" wrote:
> On Sun, 11 Jul 2010, RubyonRails_newbie wrote:
> > i'm trying to add comments to a blog.
>
> > I got it working, but
On Sun, 11 Jul 2010, RubyonRails_newbie wrote:
i'm trying to add comments to a blog.
I got it working, but i want to store the user too, so I added the
user_id to the blogcomments table...
Since then, the page renders - but the comment is no longer stored.
(the database stores the user id, bu
token is your iphone id
On 11/07/2010, Greg Ma wrote:
> Amit Kumar wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Try this, i did it same way
>>
>>
device = APN::Device.create(:token => "
>> ")
>> >> notification = APN::Notification.new
device
i'm trying to add comments to a blog.
I got it working, but i want to store the user too, so I added the
user_id to the blogcomments table...
Since then, the page renders - but the comment is no longer stored.
(the database stores the user id, but not the body, blogpost id)
def comment
Norm Scherer wrote:
> > HTML mail to a mailing list. Yuck!
>
> Sorry about that. I wasn't thinking.
Please, please, please, try something different. You are still
sending HTML email to the mailing list.
> > You might have a better mental model if you use ActiveRecord modeling
> > instead of r
It might help you a bunch to think of it as Ruby and not Rails. Most
of what your doing is writing Ruby and in many situations you will
need to know how. Look through the Array methods here and you should
get an idea of what can be done;
http://ruby-doc.org/core/classes/Array.html
Rails also inje
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
> Huh? A Rails "recordset" is simply an array. You can take a piece of
> it just as you would from any other Ruby array. There's no explicit
> SetRange because you can just use array slicing.
Thanks! I guess this is just what I am looking for. Setrange gives the
Mark Horrocks wrote:
> Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
>> I'm still not completely sure I understand exactly what you're doing,
>> but it looks to me like you're running onto trouble because you're
>
> If I want to re book courts after a game redraw part of the way through
> a competition, its nece
On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 9:51 AM, RichardOnRails
wrote:
>
> I got took one of the first examples of the website I cited before,
>> >http://jasonseifer.com/2010/04/06/rake-tutorial
> and found that it didn't work "in any directory" as advertised.
It does indeed work "in any directory" for me, but t
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
> I'm still not completely sure I understand exactly what you're doing,
> but it looks to me like you're running onto trouble because you're
If I want to re book courts after a game redraw part of the way through
a competition, its necessary to check the previous gam
Mark Horrocks wrote:
> Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
> If you have 1000
>> records that you're paging through 10 at a time, there is no reason to
>> fetch all 1000 if you only want to read 10.
>
> There aren't anywhere near that many. Its just that I change the view of
> the records returned many
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
If you have 1000
> records that you're paging through 10 at a time, there is no reason to
> fetch all 1000 if you only want to read 10.
There aren't anywhere near that many. Its just that I change the view of
the records returned many times while testing for a game ti
Mark Horrocks wrote:
> I am currently converting a large Delphi webbroker application to RoR.
> The Delphi application makes extensive use of client datasets and
> setrange which can limit the range of records returned to a client
> dataset in an SQL call without the overhead of making another SQL
OK,
I got took one of the first examples of the website I cited before,
> >http://jasonseifer.com/2010/04/06/rake-tutorial
and found that it didn't work "in any directory" as advertised.
I did three things:
1 Upgraded the example so that it would work "in any directory" (I
suspect it would work
Thanks for your reply. A couple of further comments / question. I am a
noob in Rails.
> I like to model class methods for pulling specific information from
> the database
>
> def self.inactive
> find( :all, :conditions => ["inactive = ?", 1], :order
> => :last_calibrated_on )
> end
> And
Amit Kumar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Try this, i did it same way
>
>
>>> device = APN::Device.create(:token => "
> ")
> >> notification = APN::Notification.new
>>> device.id= 'xxx'
> >> notification.device = device
> >> notifica
Hi,
Try this, i did it same way
>> device = APN::Device.create(:token => "
")
>> notification = APN::Notification.new
>> device.id= 'xxx'
>> notification.device = device
>> notification.badge = 5
>> notification.sound
Mark Kremer wrote:
> My previous response was incomplete, let me elaborate.
>
> While Unicode supports a lot of Asian characters it does not support all
> Asian characters (they're working on it).
It supports all Indic, East Asian, and Southeast Asian scripts. The
only major issue is that there
Bob Proulx wrote:
Norm Scherer wrote:
HTML mail to a mailing list. Yuck!
Sorry about that. I wasn't thinking.
I have three tables/models and I want to do a find on Reservations
ordering the results by the names in Sitetype. Sql for tables and
the mod
Hello,
I am working with 3 models: user, band, event.
- A user has many bands and a bands has many users.
- An event has one band, and a band has many events.
the association I am trying to do is between users ands events.
I tried has many through but the is not working because the foreign ke
Hey, I'm wondering about the distinction between writing test methods
like
1.
def test_something_to_test
end
and like
2.
test "something to test" do
end
It seems like there's no difference. I did notice, however, that #2
can't be done in a class that extends Test::Unit::TestCase, while it can
Hi,
I want to create a named scope that returns all the line where date is
in X number of days.
This is how it looks
named_scope :in, lambda { |number|
{ :conditions => ["event_date = ?", number.days.from_now] }
}
My problem is that is compares the date with the hours, minu
Did you rake db:migrate?
On Jul 11, 7:31 am, DrSney wrote:
> Hello, please help me with one little error that I have here. I have
> created database structure, than generated scaffold for it (script/
> generate scaffold Artist). But when I try to use it, all i have is
> this (db contains t record
Phillip Koebbe wrote:
> Ralph Shnelvar wrote:
> Have you tried outputting a string:
>
> = "Some string ending with a vertical bar |"
Ok! That did the trick. Thank you!!!
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On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 4:31 AM, DrSney wrote:
> Hello, please help me with one little error that I have here. I have
> created database structure, than generated scaffold for it (script/
> generate scaffold Artist).
> What is wrong ? Why doesnt it show data ?
What would you expect it to show i
There are a few ways to do this.
One would be using a named_scope in Rails 2 or just plain scope in
Rails 3
class Bookings < ActiveRecord::Base
named_scope :discount, :conditions => { :discount > .5 }
I like to model class methods for pulling specific information from
the database
def self.
I have written a blog post on this subject:
http://lassebunk.dk/2010/07/09/mass-assigning-protected-attributes-in-rails/
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Lasse
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If you mean can rails connect to different db's like mysql, oracle,
etc, then
the answer is yes, but my guess is that you are
asking if there is support to connect your app to different schema's.
I'd like to know this too. My app has a master database, and then
each
customer has their own schema
Hello, please help me with one little error that I have here. I have
created database structure, than generated scaffold for it (script/
generate scaffold Artist). But when I try to use it, all i have is
this (db contains t records):
-
Listing artists
ShowEditDestroy
ShowEditDes
Hi,
I'm really not sure someone will be able to help me, but I have a
problem with apn_on_rails.
When I follow the exemple on the github page I have an error:
>> device = APN::Device.create(:token => "
>> ")
>> notification =
Well from the looks of it your problem is this
songfile = "songs.txt"
songfile.each do |line|
You are not opening the file "songs.txt" which is what you want to do I
believe. Take a look at this
http://ruby-doc.org/core/classes/IO.html#M002255
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Wow, I didn't know that there are find_by_property methods already
defined, ruby and rails are just great! :) I'm switching now from
Kohana in PHP to Ruby on Rails, and I can say now, that ruby and rails
are much better :) Thanks again!
Simon
On 11 Lip, 02:49, Kenneth wrote:
> But if you are
I did properly migrate to Rails 3. I no longer have
Rails::Initializer.run do |config|
Inside class Application < Rails::Application is the only place I have
config.time_zone = 'Bangkok'
I restarted a few times as well.
Sharkie
Jeffrey L. Taylor wrote:
> Did you restart your server? Did you
I am getting an error with this code below.. basically its meant to read
/jazz/j00132.mp3 3:45 Fats Waller Ain't Misbehavin'
/jazz/j00319.mp3 2:58 Louis Armstrong Wonderful World
/bgrass/bg0732.mp3 4:09 Strength in Numbers Texas Red
from a text file, put it in an array and then display it but I a
Norm Scherer wrote:
>
HTML mail to a mailing list. Yuck!
> I have three tables/models and I want to do a find on Reservations
> ordering the results by the names in Sitetype. Sql for tables and
> the models look like the following:
You might have a better mental model if you use ActiveRecord m
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