I have tried to use the closetag.vim, but would always get numerous
errors when pressing ctrl-_ that I would have to click the enter key for
each of the errors before it would finally close the tag for me.
I started using xml.vim which works great for normal xml/html files, but
always creates a
Chris Olsen wrote:
I have tried to use the closetag.vim, but would always get numerous
errors when pressing ctrl-_ that I would have to click the enter key for
each of the errors before it would finally close the tag for me.
I started using xml.vim which works great for normal xml/html
Can be done in a one step process or do I have to upgrade to 2.2 then
2.3?
Thanks for the help.
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Hi Chris,
Just one step.
Best regards,
Bill
Thanks for the help Bill.
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I am having 2 similar problems with routing.
1. With Rails if I make a js request using jQuery I always have to
append a .js extension to allow the request to be handled
appropriately. If I don't append a js extension I get html formatted
data back. Using Merb this never happened and worked
Maurício Linhares wrote:
Without looking at your routes and code it's really had to find a
reason.
A big part of the issue is that the initial problems are using standard
code, the hacks only come into play to make things work.
First issue:
$(#terms-of-use).click(function() {
var url =
Thanks for clearing that up Maurício.
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I am having issues with netfirms in that in the past and right now
certain subdomains result in a failure to direct the request to my
servers.
I need to find somewhere that is reliable and that can handle wildcard
subdomains.
Any suggestions?
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Jodi Showers wrote:
I've never run my own dns, or compiled bind - but I can say that
easydns.com is a joy to use; wildcards et all.
Jodi
Thanks for the advice Jodi. I signed up and was able to get everything
working. Hopefully I never see this problem again.
BTW, when I signed up I
Ranjeet Smith wrote:
You should probably diagnose the actual problem so that you don't waste
a lot of time migrating a broken configuration only to have it remain
broken.
The first time netfirms admitted to the problem being on their side so
the root of the problem has been removed :)
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I just did an unwanted mysql upgrade and am now unable to start the
mysql service.
After doing some searching the common solution is to just create a
symlink
ln -s /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock /tmp/mysql.sock
The issue for me is I don't have the file I am trying to symlink to
After running the proper command /etc/init.d/mysql start it then
informed me that a log expiry must be set for the current configuration.
It is a little odd that the default configurations don't work, but it is
working for me now so I am happy.
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For some odd reason when I make javascript delete requests the destroy
is performed, but then I get an error message back saying that only get,
delete and put requests are allowed.
Here is some global js that binds all the delete links within tables
function bind_table_destroys() {
Frederick Cheung wrote:
On Jan 13, 4:15�am, Chris Olsen rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net
wrote:
Here is the form.
- form_tag /admin/users/password �do
� %fieldset
� � = form_field(Password, :tip = required) { password_field
:password, nil, :size = 15 }
� � = form_field(Password
I have a simple form to allow the user to update their password. It
always throws the error saying that the password is too short (they are
over the min of 6 chars). The passwords are making it in to the model
just fine. If I raise an exception within the before_validation user
method the
Here is the form.
- form_tag /admin/users/password do
%fieldset
= form_field(Password, :tip = required) { password_field
:password, nil, :size = 15 }
= form_field(Password Confirmation, :tip = required) {
password_field :password_confirmation, nil, :size = 15 }
.buttons
=
Two issues:
1. Why does rails have a hard time detecting js calls? If I make a
jquery ajax request to foo/bar it fails, but if I append a js extension
it passes = foo/bar.js. It seems that ror ignores the request headers
and only looks at the extension. Am I missing something?
2. I am adding
Can anyone see why the league_organizers relation is failing.
class League ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :league_admins
has_many :league_organizers, :through = :league_admins, :class_name
= User
class LeagueAdmin ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :league
belongs_to :user
I am getting the
For some reason RedCloth isn't parsing things up properly. For some
reason it doesn't end the header tags on line breaks.
I am using RedCloth 3.0.4 and markitup is set to insert \n\n when enter
is clicked.
Is there something that I am missing?
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