Hi,
Rails does not process js files directly.
I would do one of 2 things :-
1. Output any data that you require from the user object into a script
tag within the page that uses the javascript and pass that data
through to your javascript code.
2. Use rails RJS feature (see
I use git with my own repo's, along with Capistrano and passenger.
I simply have a special 'vhost.conf' for plesk (you can do this
in .htaccess but I don't like them) and I then create the 'apps'
directory on the server manually with the correct permissions and then
fire off capistrano to do the
Hi
I am very interested in mountable applications in rails 3. I would
like to know if this is an 'engines' replacement as I have a number of
engines plugins and I need to know the way forward for converting them
either to 'rails 3 engines plugins' (when engines becomes rails 3
compliant) or
You have a couple of options.
1. Setup virtual hosts on your web server and find a way to keep the
public folders seperate(easy in passenger on apache, but cannot speak
for anything else). This does not allow for having seperate view
files for each subdomain.
2. In addition to or instead of 1,
Whenever I go to the rubyonrails.org website, it has been replaced
with a page which is like a search engine for all things rails. I
can't find the documentation or anything ???
I am assuming that everyone has this problem or is it just me ?
Cheers
Gary
I had this issue, and to start with, I followed various blogs to set
the location of the mysql libraries etc.. However, when I did it
yesterday, I simply installed the 32 BIT mysql package directly from
the mysql web site (64 bit wont work apparently). Then I did 'sudo
gem install mysql' - and
it complains
that the method build_owner is missing.
Regards
Gary Taylor
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