Thanks for taking the time to read through my code and spot the obvious, I
guess too much coffee and too little sleep is not the best recipe.
Matt Jones wrote:
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> The has_one is still named what you've specified (:node_entry in this
> case), the polymorphic stuff doesn't change that...
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Hi all, I'm working on a polymorphic association and I've run into a bit of a
stumbling block. I only seem to be able to traverse the relationship in one
direction and not the other. This is what my code looks like:
class NodeEntry < ActiveRecord::Base
acts_as_nested_set
belongs_to :node,
Frederick Cheung-2 wrote:
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> That's not quite what I meant. What i meant was
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> class ApplicationControllerTest < ActionController::TestCase
> class StubController < ApplicationController
> def index
>render :text => 'index action'
> end
> end
> tests Applicati
Frederick Cheung-2 wrote:
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> Assuming for a moment (and I don't know if this is true) that you
> can't test application controller directly, there's no reason you
> cannot create a subclass of ApplicationController that only exists in
> your test and which you use to exercise the methods pr
Marnen Laibow-Koser-2 wrote:
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> I do not know about any design decisions but I do agree with Cojones to
> move test_authorize_works_when_user_logged_in into the User or
> AccessControl test.
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I don't mean to be pedantic when asking this, only want to have a better
understanding of the
Marnen Laibow-Koser-2 wrote:
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> Of course, you can keep it in the ApplicatonController. That's what the
> ApplicationController is for. I just wouldn't test the
> ApplicationController itself cause it doesn't make sense to me and I
> guess you're not supposed to test it anyway since there's
Marnen Laibow-Koser-2 wrote:
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> In my opinion this test belongs to the UserSession or User controller
> cause you're testing if a user is authorized not the application. You
> just need to put it into the application controller for its
> application-wide accessibility. Besides that I can't
Hi All,
I'm writing tests for my new rails app and I've run into a bit of a brick
wall. I'm trying to write a test for my ApplicationController which has a
simple authorize method. And when I try and run the test I'm hitting a nil
object exception. Here's what my ApplicationController looks lik
Hello all,
I'm into my first week of rails coding and I'm really enjoying it so far.
I've run into a bit of an problem. I have a user model which represents the
currently logged in user. I'm also creating a gas_reading model which will
be a child of the user model. When I attempt to create and
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