The current versions work for me.
Example:
form :html = {:multipart = true} do |f|
f.inputs Blog do
f.input :blog, :as = :select
f.input :video_link
f.input :image, :as = :file, :hint =
f.template.image_tag(f.object.image.url(:thumb))
f.input :image_cache, :as =
Hey,
I trying to get a backtrace with rspec but I can't get it working for
some reason.
This is the test file:
require 'spec_helper'
describe ActivityReport do
it should create a new instance given valid attributes do
activity = Factory(:activity_report)
end
end
This is the command I
Hey,
did any of you guys manage to get Active Admin with Carrierwave working?
When I installed AA everything worked fine but the image file upload
fields were plain text fields so added following:
ActiveAdmin.register Club do
form do |f|
f.inputs Club do
f.input :league
f.input
Yes, routes are there:
admin_clubs GET/admin/clubs(.:format)
{:action=index, :controller=admin/clubs}
POST /admin/clubs(.:format)
{:action=create, :controller=admin/clubs}
new_admin_club GET/admin/clubs/new(.:format)
No one? I'm kinda stuck here...
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Hey,
for some reason my admin_club_path(club) doesn't work anymore but only
admin_club_path(club.id). Anyone know what the reason could be?
This is the error message:
No route matches {:action=show, :controller=admin/clubs,
:id=#Club id: 98, name: 1. FSV Mainz 05 II, image: mainz05.gif,
Hi,
I'm working on a Rails 3.1 project at the moment and having a hard time
getting the stylesheets properly loaded.
My application.css.scss looks like this:
/*
* This is a manifest file that'll automatically include all the
stylesheets available in this directory
* and any sub-directories.
Hey,
I ran into a very weird problem and after trying to solve it for like 3
hours now and Google not willing to help me I have to ask you guys.
I'm currently writing some Spec tests which fail because of some missing
seed data. So rspec spec/ fails with:
I just tried to run rake db:migrate:reset and I got a different error
but still some spec involved:
** Invoke db:migrate:reset (first_time)
** Invoke db:drop (first_time)
** Invoke db:load_config (first_time)
** Invoke rails_env (first_time)
** Execute rails_env
** Execute db:load_config
**
Hey,
I updated some Gems and now rspec seems to be broken. The weird thing is
it fails because of Test::Unit which doesnt make much sense to me.
/Users/username/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p290@ror_project/gems/rack-1.3.4/lib/rack/backports/uri/common_192.rb:53:
warning: already initialized constant
Hey,
it might be a bit off topic but I hope I'm still allowed to post this.
I'm currently looking for something (whatever language, script, ...)
that allows users to click a button and stream the audio output of their
computer to the server. Does anyone know anything that does this?
Thanks
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Yeah, exactly. I don't want a file upload. I want somebody to click a
button and then the audio output of for example his music application
streams to the server and then shoutcasted.
What do you mean by any makers and advise not to?
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Do you mean click a button on a web page? If so then I hope that it
is not possible. It should not be possible to do such things from a
browser.
If you are not talking about in the browser
Norbert Melzer wrote in post #1026121:
I meant any malware would be capable of that. And said this correctly
and
not got it broken by T9 it should be clearly visible why I recommended
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Hello,
I need to build a web based control panel für an external application
which cannot be detached.
When I'm running it at the moment I need two terminal windows and it
looks like this:
Window 1:
$ ./ext_app
...server started
Window 2:
$ telnet localhost 9000
connected to server
input:
Hey,
I'm currently implementing a API for a website which is supposed to
support following requests:
/api/users/id/1
/api/users/email/t...@example.org
...
Of course the email address with its dot causes an error because if the
.org which is interpreted as file format.
How can I pass an email
Oh, yeah... I actually added the /id/ part by accident. So the only way
to pass an email is by a paramter like ...?email=xxx?
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Hello,
I just ran into a strange error. In console I typed in following:
ruby-1.9.2-p290 :120 User.first.to_json
User Load (0.7ms) SELECT `users`.* FROM `users` LIMIT 1
=
{\avatar_id\:10,\email\:\pe...@example.org\,\firstname\:\Peter\,\lastname\:\L\,\user_role_id\:11}
and when I try that
Oh, yeah. You might be right with the reserved word!
avatar.rb:
class Avatar ActiveRecord::Base
attr_accessible :name, :level, :current_xp, :overall_xp, :gender_cd
as_enum :gender, :female = 0, :male = 1
has_one :user
has_many :attributes
...
attribute.rb:
class Attribute
Ehm, yes.
Changing it to
has_many :avatar_attributes, :class_name = 'Attribute'
did the trick.
Thanks a lot for the hint, Colin!
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On Sep 7, 2:55pm, Heinz Strunk li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
tests run inside a transaction so (by default at least) you can't see
what's in the test database from outside the test. Probably worth
sticking a breakpoint in there so that you can poke around
ayiana wrote in post #1020780:
To get unique values you need to define name using the sequence in
brackets eg. c.name { Factory.next(:country_name) }. That's way you'll
get country with unique name each time you call Factory(:country).
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Hey,
I got following very simple test case:
require 'spec_helper'
describe Country do
it should create a new instance given valid attributes do
Factory(:country)
end
end
Factory looks like:
Factory.sequence :country_name do |n|
Country #{n}
end
Factory.define :country do |c|
c.name
What do you mean? I checked the test database and it's running on a
MySQL server with mysql2 gem.
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Yes, of course! Thank you guys :)
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Hey,
I got a form which looks like this:
- form_for(@article, :html = {:multipart = true}, :url =
articles_path) do |f|
= errors_for(@article)
.field
= f.label :text
%br
= f.text_field :text
.field
= f.label :author_id
%br
= f.text_field :author_id
.actions
Hey folks,
I have two different Rails apps and I would like t o sync the user
databases. What's the best way to do that? I thought of whenever someone
registers with one app the user information is posted to the other app
and vice versa. What would you use for that? JSON? Sinatra?
Thanks for the
Hey,
does anyone know if there's a Gem that has some kind of counter function
for the models being viewed so I could create something like Most
Viewed, Hot! etc.?
Simple counter doesn't help since I need to know most visits within the
last week and stuff.
Hope there's something like that out
Hey,
is it somehow possible to translate one string e.g. t('hello') to a
random item of a number of strings?
Example for language files (I know, wrong syntax):
en:
hello: Hello, G'day, Hey, Hi
So every time t('hello') is rendered on of the strings is randomly given
out? Like:
puts
My problem disappeared after some weeks of ignoring it, still no
freaking idea what caused it and what made it disappear again but your
template looks very interesting. Will give it a try once it's back :)
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Since I couldn't find any gem I decided to go with UserEcho.
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Hello,
I've been googling a bit and didn't find anything at all so I thought
I'd give it a try in this forum since it always helped me.
I'm looking for a gem that adds the functionality of easily sending
feedback, make suggestions or report a bug (something like uservoice
etc.). Is there any gem
Good morning,
I just started a new application and was wondering what the best
practice for root (- http://localhost:3000/) is. My landing page is
going to load data from 5 different models and I don't really know if I
should put a welcome action in one of these 5 controllers or create
something
Yes it does, thanks Fidel!
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Hi people,
I'm having a little trouble getting spec to run with Factory Girl on my
new Rails 3 app.
/spec/spec_helper.rb:
# This file is copied to spec/ when you run 'rails generate
rspec:install'
ENV[RAILS_ENV] ||= 'test'
require File.expand_path(../../config/environment, __FILE__)
require
Yeah, just figured that out. Didn't know FactoryGirl was so strict about
it.
That one worked:
Factory.define :video do |f|
f.title MyString
f.teaser MyText
f.link MyString
end
Thanks!
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Working like a charm already, thanks a lot!
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DON'T DO THIS! This is a completely inappropriate use of t().
Instead, have a helper function that takes a number and returns the
appropriate string. Could be as simple as
def health(count)
statuses = ['dead', 'injured', 'not well'...]
statues[count]
end
Looks a lot more
Hello,
I would like to have a range of strings being returned using t()
function from I18n.
Example:
t('health', :count = 0)
# dead
t('health', :count = 1)
# injured
t('health', :count = 2)
# not well
t('health', :count = 3)
# so so
t('health', :count = 4)
# just fine
t('health', :count = 5)
#
Removed and reinstalled all gems. Same... getting a bit desperate now.
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Colin Law wrote in post #965721:
Can't you roll back in your source control system to a version that
worked and determine the cause of the problem that way? Or do you
think it was a change in your system (gem upgrade or whatever) that
caused the problem to appear.
Colin
I did a rollback
Hey People,
I've been working on Rails 3.0.0 and Authlogic for quite a while now but
all of a sudden I can't login into my application anymore.
After some research I found out that no sessions are stored into the db
anymore so I started the console and saw this:
ruby-1.9.2-p0 u =
Apparently, this part of the code causes the trouble:
def save_cookie
controller.cookies[cookie_key] = {
:value =
#{record.persistence_token}::#{record.send(record.class.primary_key)},
:expires = remember_me_until,
:domain =
Hey people,
I'm planning to get a new notebook which will be primarily used for RoR
development. I'm not sure whether to get a i5 (dual core) or i7 (quad
core) cpu. I did a google search and stuff and couldn't really find any
benchmarks or something like that about multi core support of Ruby/RoR.
Well, at the moment I'm on a Core2Duo and 3GB of RAM. CPU usage is ~90%
and RAM alltogether 2.0 - 2.5 GB used.
I'm planning to go on 6 or even 8 GB the only question remaining is
whether it's gonna be a i5 or a i7.
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Hey people,
I've been looking for a easy and simple background thing for Rails 3 for
more than 3 hours now and couldn't find anything useful.
I've been using Rufus Scheduler before I switched to Rails 3 which
worked like a charm but unfortunately it's not working in Rails 3
anymore.
So
What do you mean by when it is ready? It is kinda ready :)
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Hello people,
for some reason my db:fixtures:load FIXTURES=menus doesn't work anymore.
This is my output:
debian:/var/www/project# rake db:fixtures:load FIXTURES=menus
(in /var/www/project)
rake aborted!
Could not find /var/www/project/test/fixtures/m.yml or
/var/www/project/test/fixtures/m.csv
Problem solved, I played around and figured out that Rails 3 apparently
needs the file ending as well.
rake db:fixtures:load FIXTURES=menus.yml works fine!
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Haha, I know. It's just a small part that remained in fixture and too
lazy to move them to machinist. Will do soon, promise! :)
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Again: what does your log say?
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It's not a satisfying solution but whenever I ran into this problem I
added
# Encoding: utf-8
to the top of the file causing this problem and it worked.
Would love to know how to get rid of all these comments and fix it for
real though :)
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Erol Fornoles wrote in post #947325:
I know you've already resolved your problem, but for the sake of
discussion, WEBrick in it's default state is notoriously slow when
being accessed remotely. You can speed it up by looking for webrick/
config.rb in your ruby's install path and changing the
Hello,
for some reason my WEBrick server became extremely slow. My development
server is running on a Debian system.
After some days of test writing only I started the server to do some
manual testing and it took 86 seconds(!) to load the page. I was
checking everything but couldn't find
I'm doing it just like you described above. However I would like to hear
some more opinions on that as well.
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julianomoreira wrote:
I'm a newbie to ruby on rails. I'm trying to install ruby on rails on
ubuntu server but i'm getting this error.
http://julianomoreira.kicks-ass.org/rails/myrailsapp/public/ Any help
is appreciated!
Thanks!
Julinao
That's no error but the public/index.html?
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Video.where({:genre = 'Acoustic', :include = {:artist = {:user
= :genre}}}) Does NOT work. What am I missing?
What about:
Video.includes(:artist = {:user = :genre}).where(:genre = 'Acoustic')
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Thanks, I was still on WEBrick because Mongrel caused lot of trouble on
Rails 3 and Ruby 1.9.2 but I switched to thin and now 86 seconds became
3 seconds. Pretty alright :) Still ridiculous performance from WEBrick.
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Luke Cowell wrote:
Your code freezing on the self.target.save line, made me think you had a
before_save filter. The Building.find(1008631573) freezing makes me
think that there's something un-vanilla about your rails install.
Try removing all plugins, gems and any initializers that you
Frederick Cheung wrote:
An alternative approach is to take your existing app and to remove
stuff until things work again. One thing that appeared suspicious to
me is the association called target - association proxies have a
method called target, so while I wouldn't expect foo.target to cause
Alright, renaming it didn't help but I think I need to make the whole
thing a bit more clear.
self is an activity which is on a building in the case where it fails.
I've got about 6 different activities and all work but one. So my test
executes this activities 100 times to see the success rate
Hello,
eversince I switched to Rails 3 I keep getting following error:
RuntimeError: can't modify frozen hash
This is the affected line:
self.target.save
target is a polymorphic relation and never caused any problems before.
I added an output for the frozen hash to get the ID of it and fired
Robert Walker wrote:
An alternative, or more likely in combination with cucumber stories,
RSSpec provides routing expectations:
Examples:
route_for(:controller = hello, :action = world).should ==
/hello/world
params_from(:get, /hello/world).should == {:controller = hello,
:action =
Hey people,
I normally used autotest to when writing test which worked just fine
until I switched to Rails 3. Now, when I run autotest it tests all tests
and gets stuck somewhere:
Loaded suite -e
Started
What exactly does the log say?
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That's not really what I was looking for but I'll give it a shot.
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Unfortunately I'm on Unix so I can't use autotest-fsevent but I have
tried to only use:
autotest
autotest-growl
It doesn't get stuck anymore but I think it's because it doesn't run the
tests anymore:
Loaded suite -e
Started
Finished in 0.016008 seconds.
0 tests, 0 assertions, 0 failures, 0
Apparently one or more of your ledgers doesn't have a journel?
Try:
td%=h ledger.journel.journal_name if ledger.journel %/td
to see the ones that don't have journels.
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I'm not sure how to get all routes (I guess you wanna test all routes
from rake routes?) but route testing is quite easy.
Should look somehow like this:
test should route to post do
assert_routing '/pages/1', { :controller = pages, :action =
show, :id = 1 }
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I doubt there's a problem with Rails 2.3.5
Fire up the console and try following:
ledger = Ledger.first
ledger.journel = Journel.first
ledger.journel.journal_name
This should work and if so the ledgers you're calling in the view just
doesn't have a journel. If not something's wrong with the
Hey,
as you all may know error_messages are deprecated:
DEPRECATION WARNING: f.error_messages was removed from Rails and is now
available as a plugin. Please install it with `rails plugin install
git://github.com/rails/dynamic_form.git`
Installing the plugin of course helps but I've been
Alright, thanks! Will build my own helper method then.
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Michael Schuerig wrote:
with_locale(:en) {
Page.find_by_name('Welcome')
}
Thanks, but there's a little something that makes me not being able to
use it. I got another field called content which has the actually
content of the page. When I use it with with_locale I get the english
content
gem -v and ruby -v in your terminal window
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I think they recently added 1.9.1 to the apt thing. Try this:
sudo apt-get install ruby1.9.1-full
Even though 1.9.2 is out already.
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@brito: self always worked cause it's the instance of the current object
which I wanna use so that should be fine.
@Marnen: Actually they're not really users but NPCs which I need for
various things and I need a lot of them to populate the world.
Therefore it's not for test but to populate and
What that not specific enough? I really don't know how to proceed right
now cause there's no proper way to avoid name.
This is my latest approach which I don't like at all but well...
Page.find(Fixtures.identify(:welcome))
Works for every language but not so nice. Anyone else got a better
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
Please quote when replying; otherwise, it gets difficult to follow the
discussion.
So this is actual production data?
Yes, it is.
It's not appropriate to use an after_create for this sort of thing, I
think. In your 100.times block, just create a comment
This is completely fishy. Rails is not supposed to translate strings
behind your back. Are you any extensions (gems, plugins) that may try to
be helpful in the wrong way?
Well, I used globalize2 when I used Rails 2.3.8 and everything worked
perfectly fine but no new gems or anything eversince.
For some stupid reason it's working now. My guess is a Windows reboot
did the magic ;) It is indeed much nicher!
Thanks everybody!
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yes i understand what you say now, but it seems that is a problem with
the
gem. I dont know globalize2 ill read on it and try to help.
Thanks in advance I do appreciate but I'm using globalize3 and not 2
anymore :)
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put the function in the loop after the user.save ?
What exactly do you mean by put it in the loop after .save?
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Nope not yet but you said you'll try to help and appreciate it.
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Ah, I see. Yeah, after_create seems better after all.
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Hello,
I'm using the seeds.rb to create some user records:
100.times do
user = User.new
user.username = Faker::Name.first_name
user.email = user.username+@example.com
user.save!
end
This works just fine and the users have been created after I ran
db:seeds but what's not working is:
Hey,
have you tried match? I'm using it and still can use _path and _url
without a problem.
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Hello,
I upgraded my application from Rails 2 to Rails 3 and ran into a
problem. In rails 2 I could use the english name of the record to find
it like:
Page.find_by_name(Welcome)
even though the user chose German as the language (which of course
showed the German welcome page.
Eversince I
Well, I have been using Page.find_by_name(Welcome) in my code all the
time when I was on Rails 2 (and globalize2, of course) and no matter
what language was selected by the user it was always possible to load
the welcome page with this command: Page.find_by_name(Welcome)
Eversince I switched
Which versions?
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I mean Gem and Ruby
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Hello,
I've been googling for about two hours already but not successful yet so
I hope you guys can help me out.
I need some kind of n:m polymorphic relation like this:
building_types: living, shops
block_types: residential, commercial
activity_types: act1, act2
So now I need a connection
No, exactly that is the problem. I never used .to_ary in my code. Where
can I see the debug log of the console?
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No one? I'm kinda desperate with that problem...
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I'm using console and I restarted and reloaded it a couple of times.
Rails 3.0.0.rc and Ruby 1.9.2
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Hello,
I'm playing around with Rails3 and trying to upgrade one of my
applications to Rails 3.0.0.rc and I get an error which should be still
working.
Migration:
t.index :name
When I execute rake:
rake aborted!
An error has occurred, all later migrations canceled:
undefined method `index' for
Hey,
I'm kinda desperate cause I'm getting an error and have no idea how to
fix this since it doesn't give me any information hinting where the
problem is:
irb(main):054:0 reload!;User.last.save!
Reloading...
NameError: undefined local variable or method `to_ary' for
#User:0x4ed5d20
from
Yeah, you're right. Might switch to Factories instead. Don't really need
500 NPC when I can test all the stuff having 5-10 :)
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is it possible to run single test files from the IRB? I'm using Windows
and it always takes a very long time until ruby is initialized (about 20
seconds) so I would save quite some time if I could run the test files
from the IRB because ruby is loaded already and it's a lot faster.
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