slindsey3000 slindsey3...@gmail.com wrote
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I have had the worst time getting my forms to accept input for more
than one model. I tried using accepts_nested, and other techniques
and finally got it all
Joshua Martin wrote:
Also, you should put return li at the end; you
don't have to, but it just makes the code easier to read.
Oddly most ruby style guides I've seen disagree with this. They recommend
using return only if one is returning from the middle of the function.
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Frederick Cheung wrote:
On Apr 29, 1:57 am, Joshua Partogi
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Hi all,
This is a rather basic question about connection pooling in ruby on
rails. In rails we can define the connection pool in database.yml. I
assume it is quite safe to
Paweł K komr...@gmail.com wrote in message
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So there's no way to achieve this effect without plugin? Like scope or
namespace?
Not really. I mean, if manually work work for you, other than the number of
lines, why don't
command0 justinbrinkerh...@gmail.com wrote
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Then run your preferred editor, and create a new file in
/etc/apache2/sites-enabled
I think you mean creat a new file in /etc/apache2/sites-available
since
Fearless Fool li...@ruby-forum.com wrote in
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In our world:
There are many landlords.
Landlords have many buildings.
Buildings have many tenants.
One way to structure the routes would be:
/landlords/:landlord_id
lgs luca.so...@gmail.com wrote in message
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To have a shot at 3.0.0.beta3, I had just been trying rails g
scaffold welcome , then it come up I get a routing error to css which
will never display :
Started GET /welcomes
Fearless Fool wrote:
... which happens to generate an identical map. But Joe's mapping
syntax much more concise, and his explanation is great.
I can't take full credit for the syntax. I found it in the Rails Routing
from the Outside In guide [1] when double checking the syntax for shallow
Michael Michael li...@ruby-forum.com wrote in
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I think i found the problem I had
%= @posts.each do |post| %
instead of
% @posts.each do |post| %
I just realized that, because having %= outputs right?
Yep, that sure sounds
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I have just started up grading to Rails 3. mail_to no longer works,
you just get a lot of garbage. With what do I replace it?
The mail_to helper is still
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I am using a Debian Lenny system. I did the following to install
RedMine as mentioned on their wiki page
http://www.redmine.org/wiki/redmine/RedmineInstall
ruby 1.8.7
Rahul Mehta rahul23134...@gmail.com wrote
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any good script or plugin to implement user id and password
authentication .
Sure. RESTful_authenication has been pretty popular for a while, but now the
most
Ashwin Vel velapa...@gmail.com wrote in
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Very simple question.
How do i have just a simple button without a form , which calls an
action on Click.
I think you want button_to, which works pretty much just like
:Frederick Cheung:
Couldn't see any trace in the source of write attribute being marked
as deprecated.
It (ActiveRecord::Base#write_attribute) is not just deperecated, it is gone.
But another method with the same name in a different class
(ActiveRecord::AttributeMethods#write_attribute)
Ants Pants antsmailingl...@gmail.com wrote
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Does anyone know where I can find Country - (State) - City/Town data in
easy to read format (XML/JSON)?
There is a databse that provides city (and state/province
Dudebot craign...@gmail.com wrote in
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I'm a fairly visual person, and I have a piece of paper with many
boxes and arrows with labels like has many and belongs to for my
database models. It's messy, but it works.
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I'm currently developing a Rails 2 project that I'd like to migrate
across to Rail 3. However I'm having real trouble in the first place
getting Rails 3 to work straight out of the box
I take issue with the faxt that in some cases ActiveRecord may automatically
save records using save rather than save!. Specifically, this is when
assigning an object to a has_one relation, or adding an object to the
collection vreated by the remaining has_* associations.
The automatic saving
So I've written this code in my controller and it doesn't seem to
process my records and I don't know why.
error = nil
@my_cart = @user.shopping_cart
@my_cart_items = @user.shopping_cart.shopping_cart_items
for shopping_cart_item in @my_cart_items
if @quantity 0
do stuff
end
In my controller code, depending on the values in the database, I may
want my user to go one of several places. But when I put more than one
redirect in, it gives me the message:
Render and/or redirect were called multiple times in this action.
How do I do this?
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I have a shopping cart screen where I display my available item and all
it's description info and then want to have the user enter a quantity.
I show all my item fields, e.g.
%= @item.item_id %
Then I have a field defined
%= text_field 'shopping_cart_item' , 'quantity' %
In my controller,
So i changed my view to include
% text_field_tag 'quantity' %
and I changed my controller's first line to say
quantityordered = params[:quantity]
Is this correct?
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It seems to 'work' (doesn't abort), but when I store it in my database I
have a null value
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I got it working, thanks for your help
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Thanks Philip. I'm new here, can you advise on what I need to do prior
to get @shopping_cart set? I'm not sure of the exact steps involved in
accessing the data in ROR.
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So I made a change and now I have:
NameError in Shoppingcart#my_shopping_cart
Showing app/views/shoppingcart/my_shopping_cart.rhtml where line #33
raised:
undefined local variable or method `shopping_cart_item' for
Shopping_cart:Class
Not sure where to go from here.
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Here's what I now have, not sure where to go from here:
NameError in Shoppingcart#my_shopping_cart
Showing app/views/shoppingcart/my_shopping_cart.rhtml where line #24
raised:
undefined local variable or method `shopping_cart_item' for
Shopping_cart:Class
Extracted source (around line #24):
class Shopping_cart ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :owner,
:class_name = user,
:foreign_key = owner_id
has_many :shopping_cart_items,
:class_name = shopping_cart_item,
:finder_sql = select ti.* from shopping_cart_items ti,
shopping_carts t
where ti.owner_id =
Daniel,
thank you so much, now I have the message
NameError in Shoppingcart#my_shopping_cart
Showing app/views/shoppingcart/my_shopping_cart.rhtml where line #25
raised:
uninitialized constant Shopping_cart::ShoppingCartItems
Extracted source (around line #25):
23: % if @my_cart
24:
25:
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