You mean this:
Email: [Input text]
Instead of this?
Email:
[Input text]
You could put the input box inside the email label.
Or you could edit the CSS with float: left;
Or display: inline;
For the email and input.
Though I think it would be easy using the HTML markup.
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If I have a model named Entries and a HMABT relationship with another
model Tags, and I use Sphynx for searching models by their tags, would
it be convenient to save the tags name into the Entries table each time
an Entrie is saved, and tell Sphinx to index Entries instead of Tags?
Also, the Tags
I'm testing the validation of emails so I did the following:
it 'should only allow domains names with numbers, letters, dots or
dashes' do
(%-\\|!#$\%/()=?¡;,:{}+'°+*[]¬~^@áéíóú´`_ -).each_char do
|c|
Factory.build(:user, :email =
zequez@gm#{c}ail.com).should_not be_valid
David K. wrote in post #1018921:
On Sun, Aug 28, 2011 at 10:29 AM, Ezequiel Schwartzman
li...@ruby-forum.com
In my book this is fine you have a list of specific examples and it
is
clear what you are doing. I might go further and make sure that in fact
it
is the email which is valid
I've seen guides for Rspec that say to use rspec_model script, but in
Rails 3 you don't have the script folder, and the only Rspec generator
that I have is rspec:install.
The other way is generate them automatically when scaffolding, but I
already have the model, controller and view files created
Well, calling scaffold with flag seems to do the trick. The only con is
that I have to say no for each file, since Ynaqdh doesn't have a no to
all option =/
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Well, I'm trying to install Rails through gems in a Linux box `sudo gem
i rails --pre` I'm getting this:
ERROR: Error installing rails:
activemodel requires activesupport (= 3.1.0.rc6, runtime)
Which is funny, because when I check `gem list` I get
activesupport (3.1.0.rc6)
bcrypt-ruby
For the record, I just installed Ruby through RVM and it solved it.
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Well, I have a sidebar in a website that is rendered inside the main
layout. What I want to do is to put the sidebar in a separated file and
then call
= render :partial = sidebar.html.haml
Just to have them in separated files.
Where is the convention to put it?
In the root of /app/views?
In
Walter Davis wrote in post #1015942:
On Aug 9, 2011, at 8:32 PM, Ezequiel Schwartzman wrote:
Mislav Marohni? wrote in post #1015695:
That might be a bug with older versions. For Rails 3, use
will_paginate
3.0.pre4 or later:
gem will_paginate, ~ 3.0.pre4
Darn, I feel stupid
Frederick Cheung wrote in post #1015986:
On Aug 10, 4:20pm, Ezequiel Schwartzman li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
In /app/views/application?
In /app/views/layout?
In a separated view folder?
I often have app/views/shared or things like that.
Fred
Thanks, I'll do that ^^
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7stud -- wrote in post #1016015:
Ruby on Rails 3 Tutorial puts them in the layouts directory, e.g.
layouts/_sidebar.html.erb, which are then inserted into the application
layout with:
% render 'layouts/sidebar' %
That seems rational, since the scaffolding creates a _form element,
thanks ^^
However, when you try to include a partial render from a layout and it
is missing you can see that the paths where it search for the view are
views/application and views/controller.
So I assume that:
shared partial renders should go into views/applications
controller specific partial renders
Mislav MarohniÄ? wrote in post #1015695:
That might be a bug with older versions. For Rails 3, use will_paginate
3.0.pre4 or later:
gem will_paginate, ~ 3.0.pre4
Darn, I feel stupid for not trying that first, thanks haha
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It's visually annoying to see every URL with escape=false appended to
it. It doesn't even makes sense, disabling the escaping through a GET
parameter? What?
How do I disable it so the pages show up like ?page=1, instead of
?page=1escape=false ? -.-
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What I'm trying to do is linking a domain to a public folder.
match '/:any' = '/public/something/:any', :constraints = { :host =
localhost }
But match only accept a controller, so, how could I do this?
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Hello, I'm tweaking around with SASS and I'm kind of stuck here.
I did a /app/assets/stylesheets/reset.css.scss file, surprisingly it's
included automagically in all controllers.
The problem is that it's included after the layout CSS and before the
controllers CSS, and I need it to be included
Luis Lavena wrote in post #1012784:
On Jul 24, 6:52pm, Ezequiel Schwartzman li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
OS: Windows 7
Ruby: 1.9.2
Rails: 3.1 RC
CPU: Intel Code 2 duo 2.4Ghz
HD partition: 60/112gb
The problem is that it even takes 20 seconds to show the help command,
==the help command
When I run rails generate -h it takes a little more than 20 seconds to
print anything, the other tools, like controller, model, scaffolding,
migrations, etc, too.
Any idea why this is happening? Since I'm really new with rails I tend
to try all options and with this I'll be like the whole day =/
Luis Lavena wrote in post #1012768:
On Jul 24, 1:35pm, Ezequiel Schwartzman li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
When I run rails generate -h it takes a little more than 20 seconds to
print anything, the other tools, like controller, model, scaffolding,
migrations, etc, too.
Any idea why
Hello, I'm really new to the Ruby and RoR world, so first of all, hi to
all ^^
Now to the issue explained from the beginning:
I had already installed a MySQL server (xampp)
I installed Ruby from RubyInstaller.
I installed rails from gem.
I installed the DevKit manually.
I installed a MySQL server
Frederick Cheung wrote in post #1012629:
By at the end do you mean you did gem install mysql2 -- various build
options -v 0.2.6 ?
if so then that version option is getting passed to the extension
building script, not to gem install. You want gem install mysql2 -v
0.2.6 -- various built
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