With Convention over configuration, you can usually trust the defaults to
get you there. In this case, not so much. I've been banging my head on the
wall for a few hours now, in between trying things and researching.
For the usual cases, how do I set up an AJAX form. Is it using JS or JSON
form
Hello friends,
Does anybody know if Rails ever gonna support Multiple Table Inheritance of
Class Table Inheritance?
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You could try something like,
def export_csv_and_push_to_s3
export_to_csv unless csv_exists?
push_to_s3
The fact it takes a long time shouldn't matter (so long as you've set your
DJ timeout appropriately). Presumably you're storing your CSV somewhere
locally and your object has a w
Not really sure at what level you are working
Did you recently create a new ROR project with Rails version 4.1.11?
Seems to me that ActiveRecord should have been included.
In that process, various gems are installed. You can run
gem list
from the prompt at the source path of your app
Maybe I'm missing something here but:
The code served by rubygems for 4.1.11 version or Rails
(https://rubygems.org/downloads/activerecord-4.1.11.gem)
does not match the repo's code
E.g. Check the blacklist here:
https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/4-1-stable/activerecord/lib/active_record/relati
Take a look at https://github.com/collectiveidea/awesome_nested_set
It is a robust gem that would make traversing your nested tree structure a bit
easier.
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