Hey,
Any plans to backport Active Job to earlier versions of Rails? This would
be super useful for external gems. If not, I'll take a stab at it.
Thanks,
Andrew
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I'm a little confused about how one is supposed to create an ordered hash.
As far as I can tell, ActiveSupport::OrderedHash does not provide a
constructor or a method that can create a hash from an array of pairs. Is
this a deliberate ommission? Hash also doesn't provide this, although
On Sunday, August 31, 2014 10:09:27 PM UTC+1, Andrew Brown wrote:
I'm a little confused about how one is supposed to create an ordered hash.
As far as I can tell, ActiveSupport::OrderedHash does not provide a
constructor or a method that can create a hash from an array of pairs. Is
this a
New to Rails and you started probably with the hardest cracker by my
opinion ;-)
CK loads setting dynamical when it is loaded into browser. Which can not
be done right with assets pipeline.
If you read documentation on github you will see this:
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Thanks Hassan Schroeder Walter Davis for the replies.
I had added the form element in view page.
But I had forgotten to add it to the object_params in the
controller.
So, the new element, although getting passed from UI wasn't getting into
the create methods. The issue is now fixed.
Thanks
This hints at design flaws within your application.
I suspect this too, though I can't see a *convincing* better solution.
I try to sketch my problem in an abstract way:
I have a function f which, when receiving a Card object, can find a
certain integer number which it then uses for further
On Sun, Aug 31, 2014 at 8:13 PM, David Williams li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
The CMS gems available are mainly for blog creations.
?? I would hardly say that, but ...
I'll continue to search around. Maybe, I'll find something on github.
if you do find a gem specific to this use case, would
Hello everybody,
want to create 3 rails apps in which every app has a Google API. 1) Gmail
API 2) Google+ API 3) Google calendar API
somebody know how to begin with? Thx!
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Instead of asking the user to click on links to navigate to a new page,
how can I implement automatic page navigation?
I would imagine there
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Hello everybody,
want to create 3 rails apps in which every app has a Google API. 1) Gmail
API 2) Google+ API 3) Google calendar API
somebody know how to begin with? Thx!
That depends entirely on
Hi Damjan Rems,
Thank you so much for your reply, Oops, is that a cracker..?!, (OMG),
Yes I followed the gems documentation and have created files according
through the documentation,
but, they did not mention any options about how to remove
buttons(options) which are not necessary
Or., Is there any other gem.. like ckeditor..?? Please help me..!!
On Monday, 1 September 2014 21:36:09 UTC+5:30, Rasool SB wrote:
Hi Damjan Rems,
Thank you so much for your reply, Oops, is that a cracker..?!, (OMG),
Yes I followed the gems documentation and have created files
From a lengthy discussion on #rubyonra...@freenode.net, I am wondering
about something. The *_path and *_url methods return plain String objects,
not an ActiveSupport::SafeBuffer. If something is passed into (say) link_to
that contains an escapable character, such as in a query string, link_to
Yes there is something like that. Again it's difficult to say because i did
this, but i love the idea of the shiny, diamond door.To me it means that
Rails is a door to Marvels. I'm learning Rails since the 1.6-1.8 and i love
so much what it's become for medium, big internet tools. For small
I thought I had defined the method, but I keep getting an error. Should
I just be able to call user.favorite_places? Would appreciate any
help.
favorite_places_controller.rb
class FavoritePlacesController ApplicationController
before_action :set_place, except: [:index]
On Monday, September 1, 2014, Fatima Fatima wrote:
I thought I had defined the method, but I keep getting an error. Should
I just be able to call user.favorite_places? Would appreciate any
help.
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def index
@places = User.favorite_places
end
Is this where it's blowing up?
I know its an old post, but if anyone is facing this issue now, you can
check if the html_tag is not label, using something like:
html_tag !~ /label/
Also, I would recommend using simple_form which comes with inline error
messages.
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i'm using the version 3, but i have a book that covers rails 4. please
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i'm using the version 3, but i have a book that covers rails 4. please
tell me a way to easy install it!
gem install rails -v '4.1.5' (or whatever version you need)
Good luck.
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