Hi I deployed one small app in heroku built on ROR , now i want to send
mails .How is it possible can anyone give me a details how to do it thanks
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felip...@gmail.com wrote in post #651378:
> When the cursor is on the form field register_no, the user should
> "swipe" the card. This will fill the field with the code from the
> card. This is totally transparent to your Rails application, since not
> even the browser knows that data is coming fro
> On 2016-Feb-23, at 20:34 , Mengxi Liao wrote:
>
> For some reason the following two queries return different results
>
> Where there is only one activity record and price is 3.63 and quantity is
> 16.19, the following codes return results of different rounding.
>
> sum("CEIL(`activities`.qu
For some reason the following two queries return different results
Where there is only one activity record and price is 3.63 and quantity is
16.19, the following codes return results of different rounding.
sum("CEIL(`activities`.quantity/60) * 60 / 3600 * `activities`.price").to_s
"58.81"
sum(
Justin Yoon wrote in post #1181553:
>> But changing "config.assets.compile" to true in production.rb file have
>> any affect on my application?
>
> Found this StackOverflow page that talks about this:
>
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8821864/config-assets-compile-true-in-rails-production-why-no
Hi,
would/could ActiveResorce make use of HTTP2 sending just requests over
and over again after making a connection to a server. This should save a
lot of time.
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Sorry Colin,
Actually I need help about how can I run a background job.
This job needs to listen all events registered in database and send an
email when the dates match.
I'm found clockwork gem as an option to do this.
I have to create a worker that runs every minute and verifies if current
da
On 24 February 2016 at 16:38, Gm wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need some help to schedule some tasks.
> I have a database table with a column called: start
>
> I need to send an email and update a column at that start date.
> How can I iterate my database table, verify if today has some tasks to be
> execute
For long term stability, I suppose I may take for granted that the LTS
Ubuntu version of PostgreSQL would be better then installing through the
PostgreSQL apt repository.
The documentation I found on post installation setup suggests that
configuration may not be so diffucult.
Nevertheless I hav
Hi,
I need some help to schedule some tasks.
I have a database table with a column called: start
I need to send an email and update a column at that start date.
How can I iterate my database table, verify if today has some tasks to be
executed and send an email.
Thanks.
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I never worked this out, but you can use joins instead of includes as a
work around.
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