I'm putting this here because it took too long to set up:
==
Things you'll need for auto_complete since everyone else was too lazy to
write down:
Example model is 'list'
Example field is 'name'
# Controller
auto_complete_for :list, :name
skip_before_filter :verify_a
Jeremy Woertink wrote:
>
> I would suggest starting with reading Object Thinking by David West
> (http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/books/6820.aspx) This may help
> you to build your objects out.
>
> You can have objects that don't extend ActiveRecord::Base, just make a
> new class, and
I have a basic question. I've been working with Rails for a couple
months now, and I've read the O'Reilly book on it, but once I started
making a basic sized application, it seems like my main model "List" has
waaay too much code, and I want to break it down into classes and
subclasses.
Most of
I have a basic, basic question about form posting across different
controllers. I think I'm having a fundamental problem understanding html
forms, while ruby I understand fairly well.
If I have on my "item" "show" page:
<% form_tag '/users' do %>
<%= hidden_field_tag "id", @item.id %>
<%= su
Frederick Cheung wrote:
> On 13 Dec 2008, at 18:43, David Dennis wrote:
>
>>
>> I don't think I'm going to figure out how to install Git anytime soon.
>> The install fails everytime I issue a "make."
>>
>> The authlogic plugin page only
Hi all,
I've been developing with Rails for about two weeks now. Just met a
deadline where we already have users, comments, and some other cool app
logic up on the site. This framework is a dream next to Struts.
The issue is, I've been doing things quick and dirty, but because if I
expect the
I don't think I'm going to figure out how to install Git anytime soon.
The install fails everytime I issue a "make."
The authlogic plugin page only offers a git repository
(git://github.com/binarylogic/authlogic.git
) and I can't find an svn repository for it which would make my life
easier.
Is
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