e the first. If you're worried
about somebody racing to sign up for that first account, you'll want to
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To replicate only the large table to per-user Postgres DBs. Definitely NOT
an appropriate solution for multi-tenancy with lots of users, but neither
is table-per-user.
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* the data model doesn't seem quite right - custom_field_infos should have
a contact_id column and a custom_field_id column (to indicate which contact
& field this record has data for). It shouldn't need a user_id column
unless
uting of ARK
URLs, you may want to consider writing your own Rack middleware to hijack
the URL parsing process and transmute them into something more palatable to
the existing router.
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ecommend depending on that for anything like licensing or authorization
since any data coming from JS is trivially spoofable.
I'd recommend that you push back on whoever / whatever is imposing this
requirement to figure out what the intent is. You may need to find an
alternative way to a
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>>
>>
>> On Tuesday, 9 February 2016 12:20:37 UTC-6, Ankit Raj wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello geeks,
>
You didn't show the controller code, but that's where I'd recommend you
start looking.
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The query interface you're describing sounds a lot like Elastic (formerly
Elasticsearch): https://www.elastic.co/products/elasticsearch
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On Tuesday, 26 January 2016 02:19:23 UTC-6, Usman Shahid wrote:
>
> Parsing isn't the issue. The problem is that I don't
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> >> follow to unfollow.
> >>
>
> I'm returning for
omments"."id" AS
t1_r0, "comments"."content" AS t1_r1 FROM "posts" LEFT OUTER JOIN
"post_artifacts" ON "post_artifacts"."post_id" = "posts"."id" AND
"post_artifacts"."artifact_type" =
. I'd recommend you try
that code and report back if there are problems you can't sort out.
Lastly, adding a block button and unblock button.
>
Again, you'll get much better assistance here if you try things yourself
first. If you want requirements turned directly into c
github.com/plataformatec/devise/wiki/How-To:-redirect-to-a-specific-page-on-successful-sign-in#redirect-back-to-current-page-after-oauth-signin
Based on the requirements you've described, one option would be to check on
sign-in to see if a user has no username and redirect them to a page that
>
> Thanks in advance
>
You may get more assistance if you post an example of the conversion code
that's failing.
I can't speak to the accuracy, but the gem at
https://github.com/ecleel/hijri at least has tests.
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Can you run the script linked there and paste your output?
Since this is (potentially) a networking issue, any information about your
setup (system version, network config, any proxies in use, etc) would be
useful.
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the whole solution, since it's going to be
creating routes to controllers that either existed at application startup
(in which case the routes could just be in routes.rb) or that are being
conjured into existence at runtime (tricky, and likely to cause exciting
thread-safety issues on some
d in the `link_to` documentation, but looking at the
source it appears you can pass the same sort of thing you'd give
`polymorphic_path` to get namespace routes.
http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionDispatch/Routing/PolymorphicRoutes.html
So something like `link_to([:admin, perso
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> I am having a devise user model.
>
> To login I am using twitter-bootstrap modal.The modal is by default
> hidden and shown only after an rails default ajax request is send to the
> server.
>
> It works fine with localh
right place for this. For
reference or general curiosity, there's a detailed guide to the Rails
initialization process here:
http://guides.rubyonrails.org/initialization.html
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city as "; rm -rf / ; echo" you're
going to have a very bad time, depending on your system's permissions.
Prefer the multi-argument version of `system` whenever possible:
system("command name", "arg1", "arg2", "arg3")
In this form, the argume
ust make the form use `GET` and
the URL will have all the user's selections. This is also helpful for users
who want to bookmark or share the filtered list, as the entire state of the
view is encoded in the URL.
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can truly only have one artist, this structure is not needed. If an Event
can have many artists, than a has_one isn't correct.
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First off, don't post screenshots. They get hidden by default in the Google
Groups interface, and they're just harder-to-read pictures of text you
could have copied directly.
Secondly, the first error message says: "Run `bundle install` to install
missing gems." H
his should be a serialized
field at all; one of the primary tradeoffs you make with serialized fields
vs. storing the data broken out into related records is *searchability*. If
you're going to be querying the values extensively, maybe an alternative
approach within your DB is better - or per
Ruby may have been installed without OpenSSL, the certificate
that issued the one used by Rubygems.org may not be trusted by your
machine, a proxy server along the way could be misconfigured.
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server and database server are set up? In particular, how long does it take
for a simple `ping` to get from the application server to the database?
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> Den fredag 25 september 2015 kl. 15:16:44 UTC+2 skrev Albert Ramstedt:
>&g
encil < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :products, as: :details_info
end
class Notebook < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :products, as: :details_info
end
```
Given those models, if you retrieve a list of Product objects you should be
able to access each one's `details_info` fr
in `block (3
> levels) in '
>
> Finished in 1.23 seconds (files took 2.81 seconds to load)
> 3 examples, 1 failure
> Failed examples:
> rspec ./spec/controllers/polls_controller_spec.rb:14 # PollsController
> GET #index assigns polls as @polls
>
>
> as you
o possible that these were adding while composing the email.
> if @question.count == 1
> @question.first.update_attributes(question_hash)
> else
> Question.save!(question_hash)
>
What is the intent of this line? Are there situations where you can have
multiple `Question` record
vailable to the *server*, which may
be a deal-breaker if you're trying to build a service for people to connect
to third-party SSH hosts.
There are similar projects for RDP:
http://guac-dev.org/
But again, this is a "JS frontend to server-installed software" approach,
not entirely cl
V setting the correct encoding?
Corrupted data earlier in the process will generally be passed straight
through subsequent steps, so troubleshooting starting from the end (the CSV
file on S3) is going to be difficult.
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dy corrupted in the CSV. The
text you've pasted looks like the result of double-encoding the names in
UTF8. For instance, the first two characters:
ا
are codepoints U+D8 and U+A7. Together, those two bytes (read as UTF8) make
up the single character U+0627 (ARABIC LETTER ALEF) which is w
equire': cannot load such file -- sqlite3/sqlite3_native
> (LoadError)
>
>
The sqlite3 gem also requires a native SQLite3 driver to be installed. See
this post for possible solutions:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15480381/how-do-i-install-sqlite3-for-ruby-on-windows
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s[:dependent]
# do something with it
end
end
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to be used in development?
>
:environment should work everywhere - I've been using it in production rake
tasks for years. Can you be more specific about how the task was "not
working as expected"? If it failed to start, what was the error message?
Try running it with `--trace`
actually trying to use execute the following statement when this
> error happened.
> ActiveRecord::Base.connection.column_exists? klass.table_name, :user_id
>
> Any ideas on work arounds
>
>
That version of attr_encrypted is fairly old, but I don't think it's the
ing the application is
much trickier.
If none of those arguments work, at least post the name of the company on
here. I'd like to make sure I never give them my credit card number...
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Could anyone help us? Is there any other tool to do the migration from
> 2.1.6 to 1.8.7.
;Pragma'='no-cache'.
>
I can't find much documentation for Protected View, but there's some
indication that it may be fiddling with the context that the web request
uses when you click on the link:
https://onmessages.wordpress.com/2015/01/19/a-security-problem-has-occur
On Wednesday, 5 August 2015 06:50:50 UTC-4, tomcoo...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Hey there
>
> We are dev team building outsource projects. And each time finishing the
> projects we've had a pain with configuring backups (files and DBs) for our
> customer's VPS.
>
> Honestly, I think that you, guys,
enssl/ which will
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ntain any
unwanted characters, and if it has dashes in it make sure they haven't been
converted to Unicode ones by a "helpful" autocorrect.
You may want to reach out to Postmark's support and see if they can provide
additional insight from their logs.
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tor, or that it is saved incorrectly to the database? I
was able to produce a string that looks (to my
thoroughly-unfamiliar-with-Telegu-script eyes) like your "spelling goes
wrong" example by replacing the last six bytes of the string with two
literal periods (codepoint U+2E).
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it'd make the world a better place. There is a
> quick and fast (and yes dirty) way to get stuff going. Not everything's
> gotta be perfect and "As it should be" see...
>
BTW, I've got a Windows 1.0 app that I need to recompile for Windows 10. I
need you to tell
try these troubleshooting steps:
https://gist.github.com/luislavena/f064211759ee0f806c88
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; ApplicationController
>
> def index
> @movies = Movie.all
> end
>
> def show
> @movie = Movie.find(params[:id])
> @cart_action = @movie.cart_action current_user.try :id
> end
>
> end
>
> The weird about this error is that the applic
On Sunday, 10 January 2010 14:57:15 UTC-5, Matt Jones wrote:
>
> On Jan 9, 6:16 pm, codeinnova wrote:
> > So i had a boolean attribute in my model which gets interpreted to
> > tinyint(1) in mysql by rails migrations. Now tinyint(1) accepts a
> > range in mysql and i w
this, but make SURE you've patched the
JSON parser to close these holes:
CVE-2013-0156: https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2013-0156
CVE-2013-0333: https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2013-0333
I doubt these are the only security vulnerabilities in 2.0.5, but t
tie::Configuration describes
after_initialize as the "last configurable block to run, called after
frameworks initialize". ActionMailer's own initialization routine copies
the values from config.action_mailer *before* the code above sets them. So
the behavior you've described makes
nd ended the method. when defining the method, I put @document =
> Document.paginate(:page => params[:page]) and the shit just broke.
>
>
The hardest error to debug remotely is "shit just broke". What happened?
What error message do you get when you access that route th
the Warbler community, as they've
got experience deploying applications in a self-contained method as you've
described.
I'd also recommend pushing back on the "absolutely no install" requirement;
what's the motivation? It seems to me like there's not much space betwee
;
*Salary : $100k- $150k + benefits*
>
Not to tell you how to do your job, but that salary range would be
borderline when recruiting a senior dev here in the Midwest - and probably
gets more lolz than responses in the Bay...
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_id".
To do this in the routes file, you'd have something like:
resources :patients do
resources :hospitalizations
end
You can make a link to the new page with something like (in an ERB
template):
link_to "New Hospitalization", new_patient_hospitalization_path(@patient)
assuming yo
Set the environment variable ORACLE_HOME
> if Oracle Full Client.
> build 29-Dec-2014 15:13:05Append the path of Oracle client
> libraries to LD_LIBRARY_PATH if Oracle Instant Client.
>
>
As the messages here indicate, you need to set either ORACLE_HOME or add
the cli
rs. But of
> course we have to wonder, what is the nature of this project?
>
>
Sock puppets gotta sock, yo.
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Bullshit. So far, your "customer service" has included shipping a gem that
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On Friday, 26 December 2014 17:56:39 UTC-5, Matt Jones wrote:
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>
>
> On Sunday, 21 December 2014 15:55:26 UTC-5, Star Light wrote:
>>
>> https://github.com/LouHenryAlvarez/jackbox
>>
>> If it's true. It sounds like some pretty wild stuff. Anyone care t
e's some interesting ideas in there, but nothing interesting enough
that I'd want to bring un-debuggable, un-updatable mystery code in that
also locks me to MRI.
The barrage of "announcement" posts across rails-talk, ruby, ruby-dev, and
ruby-core certainly haven't helped
I've run across this, which is
pretty remarkable for a project that currently contains specs but no
implementation. ALL ABOARD THE HYPE TRAIN
As to the functionality, an awful lot of what's proposed there sounds like
things you could do more clearly using modules / concerns directly. H
ng but i tried many ideas until i came here
>
This can happen when using tools to run code directly from your editor;
some of them don't show the output of the command. Try running your code
directly from your platform's command line.
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one. If you've got 2000 resorts and each one has 100 reports or so, that
means instantiating 20 SnowReport objects, and that is not going to be
fast.
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> resort.snow_reports
>
oad As together with the corresponding Cs
using `include`:
a_ids = [1,2,3,4] # presumably you start with ids, or some other data
sufficient to find records
all_the_as = A.include(:cs).find(a_ids) # this loads the specified A
records, together with all their corresponding C records
The above
ervice: https://stripe.com/connect
Paypal may have something similar.
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> On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 6:30 PM, Norm Scherer > wrote:
>
>> Sounds like an opportunity to blaze a trail!
>>
>> Norm
>>
>>
>> On 12/10/2014 02:57 PM, tom wro
07/ruby-openssl/
If you're on another OS, check into what you need to do to update the CA
cert bundle in the operating system.
The underlying issue is that the OpenSSL library can't validate the
certificate rubygems.org is sending.
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> On Monday, December 8, 2014 3
es a
`CurrentCart` module, but is named `current_card.rb`. Fixing that makes all
the tests pass.
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" into existence when
referenced, as in the user profile thing:
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
has_one :profile
def profile
super || build_profile
end
end
With this, you can happily refer to `@user.profile` and either get the
existing record or a newly-instantiated one.
If yo
y changes
> *Ec.update(existing.id <http://existing.id>, to_store)
> //Errror line*
>
And then `update` is expecting a hash, not an Array - giving the error
you've noted.
You may want `find` instead of `select` when extracting an instance's
- name, value, and
options.
http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionView/Helpers/FormTagHelper.html#method-i-hidden_field_tag
In your case, it would look like:
<%= hidden_field_tag :club_id, club_id %>
The third argument is omitted, since you're only looking to set name, id
and val
ng
on can also be confusing to people who've never encountered it before.
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;"Create"}
>
>
--> why are my event date attributes nil/blank?
The date is not sent as a single attribute, but rather one per dropdown
that date_select sends (thus from_date(1i) etc).
When those attributes are assigned to your model, they are combined into a
s
features of AR, and confounding that by over-metaprogramming is
going to obscure things further.
Even re-opening the Post class in award_one.rb and adding the callback in
the standard style would be clearer than this, but I'd recommend just using
the version you've already wr
at app.ecwid.com implement some kind of licensing? Some
SaaS products will check the Referer header and deny access to requests
coming from unlicensed domains that aren't "localhost".
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> # Notice! Rube is so cool you can directly convert a uniqifyed number like
> thisnumber = MY_UNIQ_STRING.to_i
>
>
> not so elegant
> any suggestions are welcome
>
> Are you on Postgresql? It takes a very literal interpretation of the SQL
standard when row order
lt;% end %>
>
> @profile contains # as it should.
>
> routes contains: resources :profiles and the resulting routes appear OK
>
>
>From the route it's generating, I suspect you have a `resource :profile`
someplace above this. That matches the controller actions you
g me all projects not depending on whether I create the
> join object by myself or not? Or how can I make AR aware of this?
>
>
`u.projects` is going to load things from the database if the record is
saved, but otherwise it will only return objects you've explicitly stored
in it.
The
0.0)
> atomic (1.1.13)
> bigdecimal (1.1.0)
> builder (3.1.4)
> bundler (1.3.5)
> i18n (0.6.5)
> io-console (0.3)
> json (1.5.5)
> minitest (4.7.5, 2.5.1)
> multi_json (1.7.9)
> mysql (2.9.1)
> rake (0.9.2.2)
> rdoc (3.9.5)
> thread_safe (0.1.2)
ils?
>
+1 to the existing recommendations for Spree and Shopify.
But seriously, the premise is fairly silly: the toolset used to build a
site has a minimal to nonexistent effect on its external appearance. It
would be like asking a (building-style, not software-style) architect "I'm
thin
igger problem here is route order. You're getting this behavior
because you have the route that matches `/foodsIlike/:id` is *before* the
one that matches `/foodsIlike/user_list` in config/routes.rb
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didn't state which Javascript library you're using, but presumably it has a
solution for radio buttons.
Also note that the ability to not have any of them checked is widely
supported among browsers but n
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Tell your website people that *bolding random words* isn't worth pagerank,
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cluded(base)
>> base.new.hello
>> end
>
>
> Both code get same error ( see above )
>
`self.included` is Ruby's built-in hook. (
http://www.ruby-doc.org/core-2.1.3/Module.html#method-i-included ) It gets
called when the module that declares it is included in another modul
y, can only read PPT files that work in LibreOffice.
One gotcha: none of these will replicate any of the more complex behaviors
(animations, transitions). ruby_powerpoint doesn't even give text style
info back, just text and images.
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good until you're sure the layers in front of it (app servers, etc) can
handle the load.
You may also want to consider what part of these results needs to be
durable. For instance, if an exact "user -> vote" mapping
s wrong?
>
>
When you call `render` the render happens immediately. If you return from
an action *without* rendering or redirecting, the default behavior will be
executed by ActionPack (rendering the template with the same name as the
action).
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>
> But I am getting a error, saying that "Couldn't find 'migration'
> generator"
>
>
Try running the generator without arguments and report what you get back:
ruby script/generate
"migration" should be i
elegates
the `where` method to `all`. Normally this is a class method that returns a
Relation object. Does your X class have an `all` class method that's
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>
> Any ideas why this one migration has problems?
>
>
If you do `Membership.first` in the console, what happens?
Usually when this sort of weirdness happens to me, it's because some other
class/module in the app is getting named `Membership`, which makes a real
mess.
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> 0
> players
> Completed 500 Internal Server Error in 114ms
>
> SyntaxError
> (C:/site/app/models/player.rb:48: voi
> d value expression):
> app/controllers/game_controller.rb:11:in `create'
>
>
This is not a runtime error, this is a syntax error in
`app/
- it's a core Ruby
function:
http://www.ruby-doc.org/core-2.1.2/Module.html#method-i-attr_accessor
You may be referring to attr_accessible, which has been removed to the
protected_attributes gem in Rails 4:
https://github.com/rails/protected_attributes
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in one won't have any effect on subsequent requests.
You may want to look into the built-in `session` helper, which uses signed
cookies:
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The Guides site overall will be very useful to you.
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"http://#{request.host_with_port}/#{path}";
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See the docs for ActionDispatch::Routing::Redirection for more info.
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Some info on token_authenticatable, direct from Jose Valim:
https://gist.github.com/josevalim/fb706b1e933ef01e4fb6
A gemified version of it, recently extracted:
https://github.com/baschtl/devise-token_authenticatable
I've used the Gist version in a production app.
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ble.
http://makandracards.com/makandra/16951-upgrading-rails-2-from-2-3-8-through-2-3-18-to-rails-lts
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glucose_readings_path(:hello => true, :goodbye=> false).class
> => String < Object
>
> >> foo.link_to "hi", app.glucose_readings_path(:hello => true, :goodbye=>
> false)
> => "hi"
>
>
This is the correct way to format links with &
e info here:
http://guides.rubyonrails.org/association_basics.html#counter-cache
Using counter caches in your example will mean adding a `comments_count`
and `likes_count` column to your cuusers table. Then your scope could just
use `where` to compare them...
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l { redirect_to @line_item.expensescounter } #line no. :
> 54
> .
> .
> .
> .
> .
> end
>
> How can I solve this problem?
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
>
You're going to need to figure out why @line_item.expensescounter is nil.
Post the cod
as a serious bug, at least as a
> configuration default.
>
>
>
The cleanest way to deal with this is to *use* the association. Instead of:
tc = TestChild.new(:name => "test4", :test_parent_id => tp.id)
do:
tp.test_children.new(:name => "test4")
This will
to pick up the client-side checkboxes. This code:
:employee.id => params[:retrieve_case[]]}, { :class => 'submit_button' },
:method => 'post'
doesn't make any sense.
I'd recommend getting this form to work with a real submit button and
without AJAX *before* com
pers will be available there. You'll
also want to make sure you set `default_url_options`:
http://guides.rubyonrails.org/action_mailer_basics.html#generating-urls-in-action-mailer-views
otherwise all your links will be missing the host part.
--Matt Jones
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