OK. I have figure this out and am posting the solution here so that
someone who runs into this problem can benefit from this knowledge.
At some point in time, I have pre-compiled the coffeescript files to
javascript in my assets/javascripts folder and therefore there were
corresponding javascr
This does not make any sense to me:
I have a model called TypeWell along with it controller and forms. If I
attach a jQuery event Handler using old fashioned Javascript code to its
form partial like shown below:
:javascript
$(document).ready(function() {
$("#type_well_gas_type").change(fu
Having a tough time creating a where clause and/or query for the
following situation for a table. Will appreciate some help:
1. Need to filter records for a specific client_id. No problem,
straightforward where condition
2. For the specific client records found in step 1, need to further
filt
I am using Rails 3.1.1 with asset pipeline and coffeescript. I have a
number of Coffeescript files in the app/assets/javascripts directory.
Whenever I make a change to the coffeescript files in that directory, it
is producing a corresponding javascript file automatically.
The changes that I make
Thanks Mike.
A big mistake on my part. I had forgotten that I had defined a scratch
class called Well (what else?) in my lib folder for some computations.
This well class does not have an ancestor and therefore naturally
inherits from Object. It turned out that it was overriding my model
clas
I have a model called Well in my app stored in well.rb under app/models.
This has worked fine for quite some time. All of a sudden I noticed
that the whole Well section (model/controller/view) was behaving
strangely. I have tracked it down to the model not being recognized as
an ActiveRecord::Bas
Rails 3.1.1 makes it super easy to force ssl communication in production
by setting the following flag in the config/environments/production.rb
file:
# Force all access to the app over SSL, use Strict-Transport-Security,
and use secure cookies.
config.force_ssl = true
I want to only require
Is there a gem out there which helps in laying out a data entry/edit
form in a tabular format? What I am looking for is something like
months across as columns and years for rows. And be able to enter/edit
values for two different attributes for each cell.
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Is there a way for Rails to read cookies written by a Javascript and
read by Rails? -- I am integrating a third party software service which
writes a cookie to the user's browser which contains routing
information. I need to make sure that the Rails app and the third party
app both have the same
A course has many lessons and a lesson has many topics.
A topic can have a recipe or vice versa, a recipe has many topics
(optional).
I need to come up with the most efficient way of querying the database
to find those topics belonging to a course (via lessons of course) which
have a recipe (in ot
What are some of the options for integrating a Rails 3 app with
Facebook?
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Hello Chris,
Thanks for the response. Yes it is a good idea to expire this kind of
session data.
My question was more about how to track an anonymous user across
sessions reliably. The only thing that I can think of is doing this
based on the IP address which can be unreliable? What if there
What is a good way to track the shopping cart for an unregistered user?
For a user session it is easy, but what if the user logs in, adds a few
items in the cart, and decides to terminate the session and then returns
later?
What are some of the design trade-offs?
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We have an application that makes heavy use of Videos that need to be
served from a streaming server. Ideally, this server should be able to
support both quick-time and flash clients (e.g. IPad and Android
tablets).
If anyone has any suggestions based on a product/vendor that has worked
well, ple
Hello,
You are right about the object deprecation in Rails 3. I solved the
problem the same way you did. Instead of passing the table name in
object. I now pass it in the locals hash.
Hope this helps.
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"If save(false) isn't something that
you're calling in your code it is likely in plugins or gems that you're
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Thank you for your time. This makes sense. However, there is not a
single place in my application where I am calling save(false) and this
warning is triggered all over the
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http://github.com/bruparel/file_manager3
Just got done.
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How can I fix the following code for deprecation warning?
def correct_client_assignment
role = Role.find_by_name('eclient')
if client_id.blank? && role_id == role.id
errors.add :client_id, "must assign an external client to this
user"
elsif !client_id.blank? && role_id != role.
I just successfully converted my Rails 2.3.8 app to Rails 3.0 Release
candidate 2! I will post both the apps on my github account for
everyone else. I do want to clean up the deprecation warnings as best
as I can before I post them though. By far the most frequent
deprecation warning that shows
../home/bruparel/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-head/gems/right_aws-2.0.0/lib/awsbase/support.rb:47:
warning: toplevel constant ClientStatus referenced by
Client::ClientStatus
/home/bruparel/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-head/gems/right_aws-2.0.0/lib/awsbase/support.rb:47:
warning: toplevel constant Client referenced
Hello Johndel,
Thanks for your response. Unfortunately, it did not work. I typed in
layout "admin"
instead of
layout :admin
Still. No luck.
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I have an admin section in my rails 3 app. where I want to use a
different layout than the main layouts/application.html.haml layout.
Here is the snippet of the admin_controller.rb:
class AdminController < ApplicationController
current_section :admin
layout :admin
.
.
end
Here are the
The following code works great in Rails 2.3.8
layouts/application.html.haml
...
.secondary-navigation
= yield :secondary_nav
.clear
...
layouts/admin.html.haml
- content_for :secondary_nav do
= navigation :second_level_admin
= render :file => "layout
Please disregard.
It turns out that I was using the wrong rails.js file with jQuery plus
the wrong version of jQuery. Please watch the latest RailsCast from
Ryan Bates to get around this problem.
Thanks.
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Hello Thani,
I tried that, but no luck. The edit link that goes with delete link
works fine. It is shown below:
= link_to 'Edit', :controller => controller_name, :action => 'edit', :id
=> rec.id
Corresponding routes.rb file snippet is shown below:
...
resources :clients do
member do
Closing in steadily on my Rails 3 upgrade. I can see the finish line.
A few more wrinkles to iron out.
My Rails app uses jQuery and Haml. I downloaded the rails.js and put it
in my application.html.haml as I show below:
!!!
%html{:lang => "en"}
%head
%meta{"http-equiv"=>"Content-Type",
Problem solved. Moved the file into:
Rails.root/config/initializers directory and it worked.
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I have added a method to the ActiveRecords module and put it in the lib
directory like so:
module ActiveRecord
class Base
def self.my_search(search, current_page, search_field, user_role,
perms)
...
end
end
end
This method has worked flawlessly in Rails 2.3.x and still works fi
Sorry,
Did not ask my question properly. You are right, Rails 3 is safe by
default.
What I meant to ask is how do I fix the method shown above so that the
rendered HTML is not escaped and therefore displays properly?
Thanks.
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The following code in my application_helper.rb class either eats the
flash message or escapes it and does not display properly:
# Outputs the corresponding flash message if any are set
def flash_messages
messages = []
%w(notice warning error).each do |msg|
messages << content_tag
I am upgrading an app from Rails 2.3.8 to Rails 3.0. I am finding that
the initializers in the initializers directory do not seem to load. Is
there any way to configure it. In general, what are the new load
procedures for Rails 3?
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Please disregard. This was my error. I had a field_error method in one
of my initializer classes as shown below:
ActionView::Base.field_error_proc = Proc.new do |html_tag, instance_tag|
if html_tag =~ /type="hidden"/ || html_tag =~ /#{html_tag}".html_safe
end
end
I had simply forgotten to
I am trying to convert my Rails 2.3.5 app to 2.3.8 and then to Rails 3.0
Currently, I am upgrading to Rails 2.3.8. The default escaping behavior
is causing all kinds of problems.
I have installed the rails_xss plugin from the following url:
http://github.com/rails/rails_xss
And am trying to foll
The following rails 2.3.x code is not working in rails 3 beta 4:
def
render_crud_table(obj,controller_name,columns,search_fields_array,status_array,actions)
render :partial => 'shared/crud_maint_table', :object => obj,
:locals => {:controller_name => controller_name, :columns =>
columns
Apologies. Please ignore. I had forgotten to include my initializer to
load files from the library path.
Thanks.
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I have a working 2.3.5 rails app that I am upgrading to rails 3 beta 4.
I had monkey-patched a couple of class methods to the Activerecord::Base
class and put it in the lib directory. This has worked fine for ages in
2.3.x, but Rails 3 is refusing to even recognize it. I get undefined
method erro
Upgrading to Rails 2.3.8 from 2.3.2 has broken views in my application.
Specifically the field labels are all displaying after the label
text and therefore the alignment is all messed up. Instead of nicely
aligning with the label text on the top and text entry field under it,
they line up side-b
Sampath,
Five minutes of googling turned up a ton of references. Check out the
following:
http://nasir.wordpress.com/2007/12/03/stored-procedures-and-rails/
http://guyharrison.typepad.com/guy_harrisons_blog/2006/04/mysql_stored_pr.html
http://paslogic.com/?p=13
There were many more. Type in
Quick edit:
On the client side, Firefox does not show any error.
I meant to say:
On the client side, Firebug in Firefox does not show any error.
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This is most likely my lack of understanding of Ajax concepts, but I
cannot find an answer on the web for the following question:
"Should an ajax request triggered by a specific page must come back to
the same page?"
Here is my jQuery handler in the jsTree that communicates with my server
side R
The Rails Guides are at the following address:
http://guides.rails.info/
They look really good. I am particularly interested in learning how to
create the nice looking pop-up menu when you click on the "Guides Index"
link.
Does anyone know where can I find information on how to do create such
I caution you not to jump to conclusions. This is due to jQuery UI
themes that is not part of the core jQuery library. So you can still
get a lot done without having to do what I had to do. Even without the
CSS magic, the core functionality is working fine :) But it is clear to
me that eit
This has to do more with Rails than jQuery so I am posting it here. I
am using jQuery UI widgets in my application. One of the CSS file is
called ui.theme.css which has references to background-image as shown
below:
.ui-widget-content .ui-icon {background-image:
url(images/ui-icons_22_256x2
I am following the Passenger/Capistrano/Git deployment process outlined
in Chapter 28 of the Third Edition of Agile Development book. Everything
seems to work well except being able to restart my application. I am on
Ubuntu 8.10. Here is my configuration info:
1. httpd.conf file in /etc/apache2 i
Forget it. Bad design. I am not pursuing this path anymore.
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I need to get the current_user id in my model observers:
Here is the code for current_user in the lib/authentication.rb file:
module Authentication
def self.included(controller)
controller.send :helper_method, :current_user, :logged_in?,
:has_role?, :is_admin?
end
def current_user
I am using Rails Guides more frequently now and like them a lot. Very
well done indeed.
Here is the link:
http://guides.rails.info/
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Following up:
The problem is solved:
Here is the solution:
I had to convert the id from integer to string as shown below:
@status_array = ProspectStatus.all.collect {|e| [e.name,e.id.to_s]}
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Hello Perry,
Thanks for your time. I managed to fake it :). Actually, it looks even
better and it works too! here is what I did:
<% form_tag({:controller => controller_name, :action => 'index'},
{:method => :get, :class => 'form'}) do %>
<%= radio_button_tag(
It cannot be this difficult, especially in rails. Here is my form code
in a partial for the index action of a controller:
<% form_tag({:controller => controller_name, :action => 'index'},
{:method => :get, :class => 'form'}) do %>
<%= label_tag :search, "Search b
Found the solution here:
http://ryandaigle.com/articles/2008/11/20/what-s-new-in-edge-rails-render-stops-being-high-maintenance
Changed the 4th line to:
<%= render :file => "layouts/application" %>
That solved the problem. Please disregard. Apologies for the trouble.
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My custom layout file for the AdminController in in
views/layouts/admin.html.erb and has the following code:
<% content_for :secondary_nav do %>
<%= sub_navigation [:prospect_statuses, :client_statuses,
:business_statuses, :discounts, :features, :links, :user_types] %>
<% end %>
<%= render "lay
I have several fields in forms that have either dollar values, e.g.,
book value, and integer values, e.g., age of the building.
I would like to put some edit masks on them. What is the easiest way of
doing that in Rails?
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Is there a way to "lock" the entire form from edits? and make it
read-only? The reason I ask is that in bigger forms, I would prefer to
draw it only once in a partial and use it for new/edit and show actions.
It gets tedious to have to redo the form for show action.
Thanks for your time.
Bharat
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Thank you Fred. You are right, I did not understand it. Now I do. I
do get a bit "mixed-up" with all these "mix-ins" sometimes :)
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I have a file call authentication.rb in rails root/lib directory which
has the following method defined amongst others:
module Authentication
...
def authorize_admin?
logged_in? && has_role?('admin')
end
...
end
This module is included into application.rb as follows:
class Applicati
Thank you for your response Greg. I found that I was making my code
progressively worse by trying to do the conditional routing in routes.rb
file. Instead, I decided to do it the old-fashioned way as shown below:
<% if authorize_admin? %>
<%= navigation [:prospe
I am trying to setup role based routing in my application. Something
similar to the following:
map.root :controller => (authorize_admin? ? 'prospects' : 'welcome')
I am getting an error that authorize_admin? is not defined. It is
defined under lib directory and I can successfully call it fro
Got it. I had to say:
<% content_for :secondary_nav do %>
<%= navigation [:crust_types, :toppings] %>
<% end %>
<%= render "layouts/application" %>
Note that I deleted the word "file" from the last statement which was:
<%= render file "layouts/application" %>
I have no idea why it works in
Eric wrote:
> On Mar 30, 11:43�am, Bharat Ruparel
> wrote:
>> What is it that I am missing here?
>
> <%= render :file => "layouts/application" %>
>
> That comports with your error, right? Seems too simple of a solution,
> but keep in
This is very frustrating. I am defining a layout for my
AdminsController class index action which is as follows:
class AdminsController < ApplicationController
before_filter :signal_child_menu
#current_tab :admin
def index
@child_menu = true
@search_field = "name"
@crust_typ
This has turned out to be a bit more difficult than I anticipated. I
thought that creating two levels of generic navigational menus should
not be that difficult. May be I am missing something. I have done it
by borrowing code from various sources and modifying it. Still, the
code is not clean
Thanks Fred. Here is what I did after reading the link that you posted:
I created the config/initializers/load_lib_dir.rb with the following
line of code:
Dir.glob( "#{ RAILS_ROOT }/lib/*.rb" ).each { |f| require f } <-- thanks
Greg.
I guess, I have some homework to do on the initializers.
Figured it out:
Rails 2.3 has a problem with requiring any files within the initializer
block as shown below.
Rails::Initializer.run do |config|
require "#{RAILS_ROOT}/lib/active_record_extensions.rb"
end
Instead, it wants you to put your require statement outside the block as
shown below
Hello Conrad,
I am making good progress towards resolving this, but am not there
entirely. Following is my abbreviated environment.rb file. Note that I
have commented out the RAILS_GEM_VERSION line so that the latest rails
2.3.2 is loaded.
# Specifies gem version of Rails to use when vendor/
"However when you have a file in lib that is just adding a method to
some existing class or overriding something then there is no constant
like Discombobulator that will trigger loading of the file."
Got it. Thanks.
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you wrote:
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> Hi, did you update your configs?
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> rake rails:update
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> -Conrad
No. I had not done that, but after reading your reply I did, but I get
the same error :) as can be seen below:
brupa...@bcr-d810:~/exp/pizzeria-3$ cd config/
brupa...@bcr-d810:~/exp/pizzeria-3/con
I just installed Rails 2.3.2 and tried to upgrade my test app from
2.1.2. After installing Rails 2.3.2, I simply changed the gem version
in my environment.rb file in config directory as shown below:
# Specifies gem version of Rails to use when vendor/rails is not present
RAILS_GEM_VERSION = '2.3
"The difference with a file like the one you had is that there
isn't a top level constant one would naturally refer to)"
Thanks for the explanation Fred. But I don't understand this. Can you
give me a simple example?
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Thank you Fred and Greg. You both are right. I had a similar load
configuration block as Greg shows here in my environment file in the
application where it worked fine and had forgotten all about it. For
this little application, I put the following statement at the end of
config/environment
I have reduced the problem down to the following: whatever method I
define in the lib directory under active_record_extensions.rb, is not
being loaded by rails. This has worked perfectly for me in a large
Rails 2.1.0 application. So here is the problem:
RAILS_ROOT/lib/active_record_extensi
Could not get to it yesterday due to other work. Am still struggling
with it. There is something basic that I do not understand. I have
looked at acts_as plugins (list and tree for instance). I am afraid
that is not going to help me. Here is the thing that I do not get:
1. The Rails lib
Thanks Phillip. I will follow your advice and see if I can do it.
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I am trying to monkey-patch the ActiveRecord::Base class to incorporate
a generic search class method so that it can be used by all model
classes which need this functionality. Since model classes directly
inherit from ActiveRecord::Base and unlike controllers and helpers, do
not have an ancestor
Hello Jason,
Thanks for your response. Unfortunately that won't work since the local
variable ll being passed to the partial determines which model are we
working with so in my example that will have to be
edit_crust_type_path(a_rec). It is the dynamic substitution of the
model name that I a
I am trying to write a simple and generic one table maintenance shared
partial which can be reused to maintain multiple tables with the
following fields:
id, name, created_by, updated_by.
I am stuck in generating rest route correctly. Here is an example for a
"crust_types" table inspired by Rya
Are there any popular plugins/gems for creating/generating rails UI
elements such as navigation, progress bar, forms, tabular displays etc?
Seems like I am doing that over and over again and differently each
time?
Let me clarify my question: while everyone is free to choose whatever
they want for
1. place where you want to save your hash:
flash[:my_hash] = some_hash
2. place where you want retrieve your saved hash in flash:
this_hash = flash[:my_hash]
Now this_hash has your saved data.
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Thomas, I appreciate your time as well. It is just that I learn better
by typing "things" in the Rails Console in bits and pieces and see what
happens. It is this interactive nature of Ruby and Rails which I like
very much. Reminds me of the
You will need Javascript for this sort of thing as Ryan Bates points out
in his screen casts. There are many ways to do it, e.g., RJS templates
or unobstrusive Javascript.
Next in your create action, you will have to loop through the newly
added rows to the database.
It sounds simple, but it
The following is a snippet of the routes.rb file:
map.resources :blogs do |blog|
blog.resources :posts do |post|
post.resources :comments
end
end
The index action in the CommentsController shows:
redirect_to comments_url
I am trying to see what comments_url resolves to in
The problem is solved. I changed the "change" event to "clicked" event
as shown below:
jQuery(function(){
jQuery('#has_expiration_date input').change(function(){
jQuery('#discount_order__codes_expire_at').attr('disabled',
!jQuery('#discount_order__codes_expire_at').attr('disabled'))
});
In a nutshell, my jQuery code in a rails form works in Firefox, but not
in Internet Explorer 7. Here is the form code with unnecessary details
stripped out:
New Discount Order
<%= error_messages_for :discount_order %>
<% vertical_form_for :discount_order, @discount_order, :url =>
discount_orde
Hello Mark, Priya, and Fred,
I sincerely appreciate you all taking trouble to share your knowledge
with me. I had to be away from development for a day and half to attend
to other urgent matters. I am back on the job and going through your
feedback. I will post the results as soon as I have
I should mention something else. I am on Rails 2.1.0 and even
find_by_sql does not return columns from multiple tables as the Rails
API documentation says:
This example is from Rails API docs:
# A simple SQL query spanning multiple tables
Post.find_by_sql "SELECT p.title, c.author FROM pos
Mark,
Thanks for your response. I tried that and the ids are indeed being
returned by not the accounts.name. I am not sure why.
Bharat
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I have an accounts table and a coaches table. The tables are as follows
(with unimportant fields deleted):
Accounts (id, name,...)
Coaches (id, account_id, business_id, account_limit)
Each account can either have one (or none) coach at any point in time.
I have modeled these relationships in
I have to create a query from two tables. Table 1 is the accounts table
and table 2 is the payments table. Each account can have many payments.
I have to create a query that lists all accounts with the last payment.
If there are no payments then the query displays no information for the
payments
Great work Max. Do you want to share with us what you did to create a
custom log and actual troubleshooting process?
Thanks.
Bharat
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I have managed to get around this problem by installing ImageMagick and
RMagick combination. So not an attachment_fu problem afterall. Does
anyone have decent installation instructions for ImageScience and
FreeImage on Ubuntu 7.10?
I installed FreeImage from source and am not sure what went w
I have been trying to run the UploadImages Recipe from Mike Clark's
Advanced Rails Recipes book. I have installed both ImageScience and
FreeImage on my Ubuntu 7.10 box. When I run the program and try to
upload an image, I get a strange error which appears as follows:
ActionController::RoutingEr
Please disregard.
For those who might be interested, the problem was that Backgroundrb had
spawned a rogue linux process on the port that backgroundrb was supposed
to listen on and will not go down when you shut Backgroundrb via normal
commands. I had to find it and then do a kill -9.
After th
I have a really strange problem with Backgroundrb. On one of my staging
servers, it is not recognizing the RAILS_ENV variable for some reason.
I have tried everything I could, that is:
a) stopping and starting from the command line by issuing the following
command
RAILS_ENV=staging script/backg
Are there any simple tutorials to get started with HAML?
Thanks.
Bharat
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I think that you want to build in an authentication system first
(restful_authentication) so that you can reliably identify who the user
is. After that it is a simple matter of logging a record in a table
that identifies that a user has voted on a specific word. So always
check beforehand if
Hemant Kumar wrote:
> Can you file a bug report with a reliable way to reproduce them? I am
> sure, we can iron it out.
OK Hemant, I will try to do it as constructively as possible. You have
been most helpful. Just the thought of debugging Backgroundrb requires
a lot of determination and wil
Actually there is at least one that I know of and highly recommend.
Please use the following link:
http://www.buildingwebapps.com/podcasts
Both Michael Slater and Christopher Haupt do an excellent job of walking
you through Rails capabilities end-to-end. Admittedly, you won't be an
expert by
Thanks Freddy,
This was very helpful too.
Regards,
Bharat
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As always, thanks Peter.
Regards,
Bharat
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