Hi all.. I am trying to generate a report which has multiple columns..
After rendering the report I allow the user to enter a value which is to
be subtracted from the column which is already rendered.. I have
multiple rows.. so I have tries like the following. My views page is
function sum() {
Walter Davis wrote in post #1182304:
>> :inner_window and outer_window properties doesnot showing me any changes
>> 5).order("issue_slip_no DESC")
>> ..
>> How should I correct it?
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> I think you may have the wrong method in your controller. It appears as
> though the method you should call there
The docs for elasticsearch on github show me basic usage like @users =
User.search(@query).records but actually users has_many other models and i
want my searches to match any fields from any of the child models, how
would i write such searces? ~ thanks
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I would like for this to be included in the head section of my rails app:
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The top item generated is perfectly positioned, but the second and third
items directly beneath with no padding in-between. Does ruby on rails
automatically override css styling when new items are added to the erb
view? Am I forced to use JS library like isotope or masonry?
Thank you.
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You got it!
Yup, it's on you, but it's surprisingly simple since you're only working on
the response side. In just a few lines of code, I've done some cool stuff
without a page refresh or client side framework.
Jim
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