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There's one additional wrinkle for many of the modules in Rails itself -
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of things up and (most relevant here) changes the seman
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exception or error ??
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No - the generator output is (slightly) confusing, but raising an exception
in these cases would mean that you wouldn't be able to use 'destroy' to
clean up after a generator if you'd manually removed any of the files it
had created.
an explicit path to any executable needed - so
/some/path/to/backup instead of just backup.
Digging around in the code for 'backup' also shows that you may want to
pass --root-path=/wherever/your/app/lives to the script as well, to ensure
that it can find the config files, etc that it needs.
assets' for this directory - the asset
pipeline uses that URL, so you're likely to get strange behavior
(especially in development mode) if you use it as well.
Other than that, you'll need to provide more detail about what happens, any
error messages, etc. The uploaded files clearly go *s
s the
"band-aid". Tools like Spork address a single issue - "environment
reloading is expensive" - with a simple solution, not reloading when it
isn't needed. That's *far* more useful, especially if you're a developer on
an *existing* app and don't have the
example, it seems clearer to say "one vehicle belongs to a single vehicle
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d the correct code in your original post, but this
isn't that code. Line 50 here is saying, "call the data_type method on the
question object with these three parameters". The generated accessor
doesn't understand the parameters, and you get the error.
If you want to call a metho
and 'index' actions? (currently plural-with-no-args vs.
singular-with-one-arg)
I suspect you're going to face a lot of pushback from all the developers
who *have* managed to "keep it straight", since your suggestion involves
breaking every one of their applicatio
best would be to set it as the default host:
config.routes.default_url_options[:host] = 'something.com'
in each environment. This has the added bonus of ensuring that full URLs
always get generated with the right host. You *may* need to also set
config.action_mailer.default_url_o
Got it working perfectly now. I'm not going to put much checking in, if
I leave a couple of small gaps and something gets mis-associated, I can
push harder for an overhaul of the dataset :)
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I have a model which contains a large dataset which is unmodifiable. I
contains a relation of ids to names for several item types lumped
together, not idea I know.
I have a model which needs two associations, both of which will link to
this model above, but with different names.
For example, lets
n a json file on screen.
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You're getting a 404 because ActiveResource doesn't know how to formulate a
URL for your service - it's going to be trying:
http://localhost:50173/rest_service_impls/1
which obviously won't work. You'll either need to figure out how to re
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The "/redmine" bit here may be confusing the issue. It's definitely not
correct, but Apache may ignore the error.
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the ones you've got should be
FIRED. Running SQLite in production is bad enough, but expecting it to
handle access from multiple applications? Surely there's a real DB
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> the case since the beginning of time...
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> Anyone know why?
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Sometimes it's useful - if you want the save to fail if any child has
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ns call.
You'll also run into Postgres's rules about using ungrouped values in the
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king to grab all the queries, check out the Notification
system:
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the 'sql.active_record' notification will be fired every time there's a
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Better question: is the service on the other end paying any attention to
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This is telling you there's already something on a port that *something*
is trying to use. As the error message suggests, try running the task with
--trace to get a full trace - it will be much easier for people t
Hi all,
Haven't played with rails for a while so I'm a little stuck. I've got to
make a search functionality across models.
Let me try to explain this (sorry for lack of clarity, I've been reading
so many search gems etc that I'm a little fuzzy now):
* Stores have town and county fields
* Stores
better replied anyway.
>
>
Wow. Sends me an equally blustery direct email, then deletes
the sending Gmail account within 12 hours.
Naaah, not trolling at *all*...
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Thanks for the feedback.
Would these approaches still be the way to go if you had a large-ish set of
data,
say State names of Country Names?
Matt
On Jun 11, 2012, at 5:37 PM, Paul wrote:
> I do it in the model, too, and also validate that nothing else can get
> in that column
an option, or change to 'boy' and 'girl'. With only two values it
seems pointless to have a whole model dedicated to this, yet it still needs to
be somewhat dynamic as the values could change.
What is the best practice for this type of data?
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>
>
The autoloader is expecting to find Transactions::DummyDdnlTransaction in
app/models/transactions/dummy_ddnl_transaction.rb - according to the Gist,
you've got the file in the top level of app/models. Either move it, or
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at Net::FTP, in the standard library:
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It should do what you're looking for.
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I'd highly recommend the Railscasts on this issue:
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http://railscasts.com/episodes/236-omniauth-part-2
Should explain everything you'll need to know.
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>
Is there some particular reason you're using the semicolon separator here?
Unless you've got a very weird server on the other end, the default
separator for set_form_data (&) is almost certainly the correct thing to
use.
Also note that, given that you'
gt;
>
Looks like you've hit this issue:
http://stufftohelpyouout.blogspot.com/2010/05/how-to-fix-nethttpbadresponse-wrong.html
Adding the use_ssl option, as that example does, should sort things out.
BTW, you may want to look into using one of the existing OAuth gems - there
aren
rely outdated and will cause you a lot of
problems. See here for details:
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is:
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seems to indicate that what you're looking for could be accomplished with:
BdsDataAuthor.properties_by_name.keys
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> our webapps to look at every-bodies uploads. By using our own custom
> folders we can prevent this with very little code.
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By correctly configuring your server, you can prevent this without *any*
code. "Options -Indexes" on Apache, "autoindex off"
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I'm not sure what effect this syntax will actually have, but it's not the
one you're looking for. The line in your model should look like this
validates :price, :numericality => { :only_integer => true }
(note the plural 'validates' rather than 'val
ion with :finder_sql has no
effect, as the :foreign_key option is ignored.
- has_manys are typically spelled with the plural version; has_many
:directions rather than has_many :direction. Not an actual bug, but a
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example - scattering them into a folder full of non-working examples would
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learning the 2007 version of the framework:
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o do anything BESIDES whine
on this forum / mailing list? At this point, I'm not even sure which
particular missing documentation you're using as an example -
method_missing is clearly defined in the stdlib docs, and even if it wasn't
this would be the *wrong list* to discuss ad
ng mail, retrying deliveries,
ratelimiting spammers, verifying SPF + DKIM headers, etc: all stuff that
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On Friday, 20 April 2012 10:54:13 UTC-4, Ankur Jain wrote:
>
>
> Thanks Matt, Your alternative method on how to best get the
> data definitely is a much optimized solution then what I was using, I am
> not using that and everything works great.
>
> However, I am still
may want to check out
the :counter_cache option of belongs_to, which will allow you to write this
(correctly) as:
@grades = Grade.where('worksheets_count > 0').all
Also note that if counts are all you're looking for, you should avoid doing
a find(:all) on them (as on Worksh
On Monday, 16 April 2012 10:21:03 UTC-4, Ruby-Forum.com User wrote:
>
> Hi Matt,
>
> I can't access the full rakefile at
> http://aardvark-cms.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/build/rakefile.rb
>
> do you know hoe to access it?
>
Looks like Aardvark got devoured by Sit
cal code from the preceding
figure. You may want to skip to the full version at the end:
http://andypike.wordpress.com/2009/08/08/building-net-solution-with-rake-and-teamcity/
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I'm building a small Rails app that will be hosted somewhere online when
it is finished. It will be a private app for a small non-profit
organization with about 10 users and it will have about 3 main tables
and a few lookup small tables. I think I'll be using Heroku to host the
app. Even thinking i
The files are
typically named after the session token (found in "cookies['PHPSESSID']" in
your controllers). PHP does some locking to avoid multiple writers messing
the whole thing up, but I've only ever needed to *read* from the PHP
session, so I'm not sure exactly how
he other makes sense.
If you're really just looking for the ability to attach context-sensitive
labels, you may also want to look at acts_as_taggable_on and friends:
https://github.com/mbleigh/acts-as-taggable-on
which will do nearly all of the work for you.
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I highly suggest RubyMine. It is the most complete IDE I have used.
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It cost $69 for a personal license. It's worth every penny. You can
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People who tell you they don't use an IDE, but they use some text
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the instance - so
@current_layout will *always* be nil.
To do conditional activation of callbacks, try the :if or :unless
options. These take either a symbol representing a method or a proc.
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to be:
>
> spec/views/contacts$ cat -n new.html.haml_spec.rb
> 1 require 'spec_helper'
> 2
> 3 describe "contacts/new.html.haml" do
Does it go away if you change this to "contacts/new.html"?
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ver. after doing some more digging, it looks like what you're
looking for is nearly-impossible; I did find this:
http://www.meadroid.com/scriptx/docs/printdoc.asp#rawprinting
which sounds like it would do EXACTLY what you're looking for.
Unfortunately it's IE-only, ActiveX, and
>
> Attachments:http://www.ruby-forum.com/attachment/6889/Screenshot.png
It's blowing up in an SMTP transfer - my guess is that whatever email
server you've set up for ActionMailer is rate-limiting at 1000 emails.
If you're just trying to set up some dummy user accounts, yo
e unmatched quotes and/or an incorrectly formatted
interpolation involved. Can you post the actual code?
As for the control codes, that's going to be heavily dependent on the
environment you're using to print. I'm not even entirely sure if a web
browser *can* send raw text like you&#x
to Ruby
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Never tried this, but it may work. Once you've got a username, you may
want to use something like ActiveLDAP to grab more info from your
Active Directory server.
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have SMS / email / etc. I'd typically just borrow the existing User
machinery but add in a flag ("anonymous", for instance) that skips the
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If you've got Solr working with Tomcat, then you won't need
sunspot_solr (the packaged server) at all. All you need in that
scenario is the files generated by:
rails generate sunspot_rails:install
and a correct config file in config/sunspot.yml. In particular, you
may need to
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If an exception occurred in that method, the rescue block would result
in the behavior you've described (it doesn't render - FFS, it doesn't
LOG. Somebody should be fired.)
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quot;,
> "name"=>"gino"},
> {"id"=>"2",
> "name"=>"pino"}]}},
> "id"=>"7",
> "format"=>"xml"}
Looks like you need a slightly different format for the XML:
# ":return" => :return
> else $1.to_s #return unknowns as is
> (nothing should hit this)
Again, $1 will not be set here. x.to_s would be a suitable default.
> I also am unsure how the case structure can detect if the e
;splat" operator. It takes an array and
fills in the arguments to the method with each element (simplified
description). Your code would end up looking like:
items = text.split(/,\s?/)
ele.send_keys(*items.map {|x|
case x
when /^'(.*)'$/ then $1# "'
e.
>
> I haven't tried @movie.destroy because I don't have a before or after
> destroy callback defined.
Actually you do - it's how :dependent is implemented. 99.9% of the
time you want to call destroy on AR objects, not delete.
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h is user specific and not same for all users.
Short of doing something horribly icky like "put a hidden field on
every page and make all actions use POST", I'm not certain there's a
good solution for this.
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typically have request bodies - depending on your
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- if it's tens of thousands of records, you're probably screwed. DB-
side lookups will still be slow, and loading everything into memory
will also be slow.
The MySQL manual mentions that you can use a DB column for the pattern
in a REGEXP expression, so that might be looking into.
-
user's LOCAL copy of
Quickbooks.
On the other hand, that solution required additional custom software
on the user's machine and was tricky to set up under the best of
circumstances. I'd recommend you think hard about *why* you're trying
to do such a thing before heading down that r
, :numericality_of=>{:greater_than => 0,
> :allow_blank=>true}
I think ActiveSupport::Concern is what you're looking for here - you
could create a module that defines validations like this:
module SomeModule
extend ActiveSupport::Concern
include ActiveModel::Validations
included do
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a more standard
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meta content output. I thought the "|| meta_block" would
cause the helper to be called if :meta_block was not set.
How do I get all of the metat tags to be output on the page, and how do
I get it to happen if there are no per page keywords and description?
Thanks,
Matt
#application_h
string :to_emails, :multiple => true do
to_hash.map { |x| x['email'] }
end
...etc...
end
end
Searching is pretty straightforward:
Email.search do
with :to_emails, 'j...@test.com'
end
This will also be a huge help when the inevitable, "Hey, can we search
de them at all?
- verify that the database has the required indexes. You'll want to
use Oracle's 'EXPLAIN PLAN' functionality to see what's actually going
on:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14211/ex_plan.htm#g42231
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is pretty much exactly what the Codeigniter site provides.
For api.rubyonrails.org, you'll typically want to start with the
'Base' classes, as they tend to provide the most introductory
documentation (so go to ActiveRecord::Base, ActionController::Base,
etc).
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ecomes:
Unit.transaction do
@units = Unit.where(:assigned => false)
@units.each do |unit|
unit.create_initial_property
end
end
If the @units variable isn't used anywhere else, you could also just
combine the two statements and skip it entirely.
There are also some shorter way
ame; ActiveRecord
uses that name internally, and redefining it may cause extremely
peculiar malfunctions.
- if messages are paired strictly one-to-one with replies, it may make
more sense to omit the intermediate model entirely and just define a
has_one/belongs_to pair.
--Matt Jones
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do exactly the same thing without causing problems in development mode
AND without pulling the entire database of products into memory...
The underlying issue (I suspect) is that the array gets cached with
the initial version of the Product class, but subsequent reloads in
development mode redefin
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