Not sure the solution is in here but
https://www.altamiracorp.com/blog/employee-posts/rails-3
Didn't work for me. I really need a solution to the path problem :-)
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Walter Davis wrote in post #1115639:
> I find that I do have to do this after every change at the server. I
> don't need to include the environment, it seems to be a default somehow.
> rake assets:precompile is enough (I do run rvm on the server, so the
> bundle exec part is inferred as well).
>
>
Additional question.
Should I run "RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake assets:precompile"
on the server? Must I do that each time I add a new asset, e g image or
new css file?
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One more thing. The host has a www directory. When using rails the app
is in another directory with a .htaccess and a RewriteRule in www
pointing to the rails app and dispatch.fcgi. Could it be a problem with
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My page doesn't load css and images in production mode. For css I get a
path like "/appname/assets/...". What's wrong? Should be without
appname.
I tried the config.assets.paths but no luck.
My app runs on fcgi (if that could mean anything) on the production
server. Locally I use passenger and ha
Any problems sending a lot of emails with rails like this:
@members = Members.all
@members.each do |m|
MemberMailer.message(@message, m).deliver
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Fernando Jesus wrote in post #571:
> Have u solve your problem? i have the same issue U_U but without
> coffeeScript
Sorry to say, but no I didn't. Still looking.
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Norbert Melzer wrote in post #1110905:
> 2013/6/1 Paul Bergstrom
> I mean, if your js-file is /app/views/test/index.js.erb AND your
> controller
> is /app/controllers/test_controller.rb AND you have route setup to the
> index action, then you have to point your browser to "
Colin Law wrote in post #1110893:
> On 1 June 2013 10:52, Paul Bergstrom wrote:
>>> in the browser to see what is being sent to the browser.
>>>
>>> Colin
>>
>> Doesn't seem to load. This should be so incredible simple. Why doesn't
>>
t; Answer this questions as exactly as possible or we can't help.
Thank you for your help. Should this basic example work, onload? Or
should I skip extra js-files?
> Am 01.06.2013 11:52 schrieb "Paul Bergstrom" :
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> On 1 June 2013 09:00, Paul Bergstrom wrote:
>>
>> Not sure how I can explain it better. It's a very simple example.
>>
>> When going with the browser to an action with a corresponding *.js.erb
>> file should the JavaScri
Colin Law wrote in post #1110840:
> On 31 May 2013 18:36, Paul Bergstrom wrote:
>> If I have a file in view /test called index.js.erb and in it a simple
>> alert("hello") shouldn't that run when I go to /test/index? It doesn't.
>
> I think you will hav
I get an array back in json. That is loaded but without styling.
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Benjamin Iandavid Rodriguez wrote in post #1110828:
> For what you say.
>
> After you get the JSON response the partial is already processed so you
> just need to update the correct div with the correct info.
>
> Use jQuery's append or html properties to update your div
I'm able to get json data back after an ajax call and into a div. But
how do I get it into html, styled format?
How about getting it to a partial? How do I do that in coffeescript?
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Colin Law wrote in post #1110802:
> On 31 May 2013 15:21, Paul Bergstrom wrote:
>> I'm kind of lost with Rails right now. What was simple and beautiful is
>> no more. I've never understood REST and I think this is what gives me
>> problems.
>>
>>
Kad Kerforn wrote in post #1110772:
> what do you mean by : Rails didn't compile in development
> can you copy your log file in a gist ,
>
> Le vendredi 31 mai 2013 09:45:09 UTC+2, Ruby-Forum.com User a crit :
Not sure what I mean. I just assumed it was something with compiling.
But it could be
I have a strange problem that I suspect has to do with compiling. In
development do I need to do anything after I change the code? It still
loads a file, looking in the log file, that it shouldn't. I thought
Rails didn't compile in development.
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I'm a bit confused about ajax. If I have a link, do I add the href,
data-remote="true" and data-method in there? Or do I make the actual
call in a separate script with $.ajax({})? Or both?
The same thing with a form. Is that suppose to have an action path and
an jquery axaj url: "..." path at the
Norbert Melzer wrote in post #1033193:
> Cant test it straight away, but
>
> f.label(t(:whatever))
>
> should do the trick
Thanks.
Would be great if the possibility to localize could be built-in directly
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A find will make an array, right? Or is it a hash? Anyway, if I have
several records in an array/hash, how can I find e.g. record with id 10
and it's content?
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$('a[data-method="delete"]').live('ajax:success', function(){
StopLoader()
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I have a list of topics which is loaded as a partial into a div.
Each topic has a destroy action and an id. It works great to add topics
and also to delete, except that I can't make the loader symbol to stop
running.
I guess do to the fact that the link, the initializer, of the
data-remote action
7stud -- wrote in post #1017753:
> This is what I've been doing for jquery:
> jquery.rails.js
Thank you. Now it works. :-)
So I've been sitting with this problem for a long time and this was what
I missed. Did I miss it or was it poorly explained?
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lionel first-developer wrote in post #1017744:
> @Paul Bergstrom :
>
> In rails 3, handleling an Ajax request is too easy with Ujs. I'll try to
Btw, are you sure I don't need an extra gem for UJS?
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lionel first-developer wrote in post #1017744:
> @Paul Bergstrom :
>
> Just try this for your case an keep me update.
>
> Good luck
Thanks for the help.
I tried it. It makes a http request and goes to the url. No alert
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Colin Law wrote in post #1017722:
> On 21 August 2011 15:16, Paul Bergstrom wrote:
>>>
>>> What do you mean by that? It *should* go to the action, as an ajax
>>> call.
>>>
>>> Colin
>>
>> It goes to the "page", the url. With aj
Colin Law wrote in post #1017714:
> On 21 August 2011 10:59, Paul Bergstrom wrote:
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Eric
>>
>> Thanks. But are you sure this works? Doesn't work here.
>>
>> If I have <%= link_to 'Test', { :action => &
"Eric Björkvall" wrote in post #1013626:
> One way:
>
> link_to "#", new_comment_path, :remote => true, :id =>
> "new-comment-link"
>
> new.js.erb
>
> $(#new-comment-link).hide();
> $('#commentlist').html('<%= render :partial => "comments" %>')
>
>
> You can use ruby logic in the .js.erb file - j
Paul Bergstrom wrote in post #1008857:
> Solved it.
>
> jquery seems like much more coding, more complex, than prototype. I
> think I'll stay with the latter. Comments? Pros and cons?
Still have problem with making a basic ajax call and have a div updated.
No explaining to be
I've done my own blog in Rails. How do I add a ping service like
twingly? Any gem or plugin for that?
I found this at http://rpc.twingly.com/ Not sure how to implement it.
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Chirag Shah wrote in post #1013312:
> Why don't you use remote_function() ?
>
> - Chirag Shah
I used to do that but now I'm trying to do it with jquery.
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How do I make an ajax call and then update a div with a partial? I've
tried this but it's not working. Comment is created but the partial is
not loaded.
//view
Testlink
//controller
def new
@comment = Comment.new
@comment.save
respond_to do |format|
zindelo wrote in post #990018:
> You might want to have a look at:
>
> # indentation requirements
> http://www.yaml.org/spec/1.2/spec.html#Basic
>
> # i18n with active record
> http://guides.rubyonrails.org/i18n.html#translations-for-active-record-models
>
> # example locale files, including active
It works if I add this in en.yml.
errors:
template:
body: ""
header:
one: ""
other: ""
messages:
too_short: "is too short (minimum is {{count}}
characters)"
But not in se.yml (the exact same stuff). I get:
Usernam
How do I add this to se.yml?
Username translation missing:
se.activerecord.errors.models.user.attributes.username.too_short
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I can make it work sometimes, but then it doesn't. It seems to be
extremely sensitive. What do I do wrong?
I use TextMate. Any tips of how to write YAML?
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How does the formatting in e g en.yml for I18n works? Are these 4
examples the same?
--1
en:
hello: Hello
--
--2
en:
hello: Hello
--
--3
en:
hello: Hello
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en:
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I have 3 tables; Feelings, Users, and Members. Both Feelings and Members
belongs_to Users with user_id.
Both models Feelings and Members have belongs_to :user in them. Feelings
has has_one :member, :through => :user.
Is this the right setup? How can I make a rails search condition in
Feelings and
How can I add incoming params, from a request.post, in a redirect_to?
Something like:
redirect_to :action => 'new', params[:user]
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Got it working. I tried with a new mailer, using the same name as a
controller and model, and I changed :enable_starttls_auto => true to
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Vladimir Rybas wrote in post #986535:
> Post your mailer content here: http://pastie.org/
> As well as stack trace.
>
> "Stack level too deep" could mean you got an infinite loop. Maybe
> you're calling method inside itself.
I have a test method as:
def test
Notifier.message().deliver
end
And
I created a new mailer called Notifier. When I try that I get
"SystemStackError (stack level too deep):". Any ideas of what could be
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Can I have one mailer for all? Would that be called
application_mailer.rb
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I think I'm on the right track. But I get the first post for each user,
not the latest. This is what I use.
Model.all(:select => "*, max(id)", :group => :user_id)
How do get the latest?
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If I have this table...
id
created_at
updated_at
user_id
value
...and you can add several posts per user, how do I find all latest
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Colin Law wrote in post #981819:
> On 15 February 2011 16:46, Paul Bergstrom wrote:
>> Why does this output the same hash again (like hash.inspect) and not
>> each key as I want?
>>
>> @myhash.each { |k,v| "" + k + "" }
>
> Because it is showin
It works as a ruby script. But not in Rails. Strange.
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Kedar Mhaswade wrote in post #981823:
> Or since only keys are needed, use each_key iterator.
>
> Also, I think ri should say that the "method" each "returns" the same
> Hash
> on which you called the method.
>
> -Kedar
I actually need both.
Hmm. This should output a string in view but it doesn't
Why does this output the same hash again (like hash.inspect) and not
each key as I want?
@myhash.each { |k,v| "" + k + "" }
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Frederick Cheung wrote in post #980055:
> On Feb 7, 12:54pm, Paul Bergstrom wrote:
>> I can't start my app and I suspect permissions and ownership. What
>> permissions should a Rails App have? Can I set 755 on everything or
>> should it be less on some files?
>>
&
I can't start my app and I suspect permissions and ownership. What
permissions should a Rails App have? Can I set 755 on everything or
should it be less on some files?
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If a file_field is empty it gives me an error. If I check it with nil?
or blank? or size it stills gives me an error. What should I do to check
if it has a file or not?
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Phillip wrote in post #979611:
> http://blog.grayproductions.net/articles/ruby_19s_three_default_encodings
Great article. Informative and educational. Thank you.
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I added this to the top of environment.rb
Encoding.default_external = 'UTF-8'
Seems to have done the trick. At least I think so.
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Encoding.default_external = 'UTF-8'
in Rails 2.3.8?
Can I add it to the environment.rb? Where?
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Installing latest IM. Hopefully that will solve it.
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Tried 'gem install rmagick'
Got
Building native extensions. This could take a while...
ERROR: Error installing rmagick:
ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension.
/usr/bin/ruby1.8 extconf.rb
checking for Ruby version >= 1.8.5... yes
checking for cc... yes
checking for Magick-config...
Bente Pieck wrote in post #978687:
>
> Is this what you need?
>
>
> --
> best regards
> Bente Pieck
Yes! I've used some of this without luck but I probably did something
wrong. With your help, your code, I'm sure I'll get it right. Thank you
very much. :-)
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Bente Pieck wrote in post #978180:
> On 28/01/11 15:54, Paul Bergstrom wrote:
>>
> Did you mean:
> validates :firstname, :presence => {:message => "First name is missing"}
> ?
>
>
> --
> best regards
> Bente Pieck
Yes. But I've also seen alida
It's more of a basic question. How do I get that single error, in the
simples way? @model.errors..something
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I can't get this to work.
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
validates :firstname, :presence => true, :message => "First name is
missing"
end
And no error message. Why?
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bourne wrote in post #975866:
> I am not certain that I understand your question...
>
> This is how I use it - in your Gemfile add one line (this will be the
> 3.0pre2 at the moment)
> gem 'will_paginate', '~> 3.0.beta'
>
> and then run bundle install
I mean install it directly with 'gem install'
I'm trying to install will_paginate 3.0pre2. Does't work. However I can
install path-will_paginate. That is 3.0pre2. Is that the same? What's
the difference?
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I solved it. The values where strings not integers.
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Why does this give me the error "undefined method `-' for" as an action
in a controller but works fine as a helper?
count = values.size
mean = values.inject(:+) / count.to_f
stddev = Math.sqrt( values.inject(0) { |sum, e| sum + (e - mean) ** 2 }
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David Kahn wrote in post #970784:
> On Sun, Dec 26, 2010 at 11:01 AM, Paul Bergstrom
> wrote:
>
>>
> Really?! Well, whatever works :) I've got my own set of rails voodoo too
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David Kahn wrote in post #970755:
> On Sun, Dec 26, 2010 at 5:18 AM, Paul Bergstrom
> wrote:
>
>
> Assuming you mean *now* and not *not* above, I think your analogy is
> reasonable :)
I mean don't run bundle install and all seems to be fine.
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David Kahn wrote in post #969813:
> On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 9:51 AM, Paul Bergstrom
> wrote:
>
>> Where do I put e g require 'will_paginate' in Rails 3 environment?
>>
>
> Are you using the gem? If the gem, just include it in the gemfile and
> you
> sh
David Kahn wrote in post #970173:
Well said. :-)
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Paul Bergstrom wrote in post #970168:
> And so have I. But as I said. I'm not a natural programmer. But I try to
> be a software developer and I think Rails is much easier to use than e g
> php. Hopefully it will stay that way.
Actually that should be web developer. A bit tired whe
Robert Walker wrote in post #970096:
> If you have a problem learning new ways to do things, then you probably
> made a mistake choosing Rails. Maybe even a mistake in becoming a
> software developer in the first place.
No problem at all. I like to live on the edge. Over the years I've
become mo
Robert Pankowecki wrote in post #970001:
> If you want to require things by yourself:
>
> Gemfile:
> gem 'will_paginate', :require => nil
>
> Then bundler won't automatically require the library. It will just set
> proper load path to make sure the the right version of will_paginete
> will be loade
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote in post #969928:
> Paul Bergstrom wrote in post #969924:
> I've written nothing that I'd consider inappropriate -- nothing that I'd
> have any problem receiving as a response from someone else. Obviously,
> your standards are different. That&
Michael Pavling wrote in post #969893:
> ...it's a shame really... some people just don't seem to want help.
> What's the sense in using software that declaims "convention over
> configuration", then ignoring conventions, and moaning the
> configuration is too hard?
I would like help. That's why
Lunks wrote in post #969933:
> No, you can't.
Ok. Thanks. :-)
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Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote in post #969916:
>>
>>
>> You just don't get it.
>
> Funny, I'd say the same to you. What do you think I don't get?
How to behave.
Listen to yourself, to you answers.
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Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote in post #969909:
> Paul Bergstrom wrote in post #969907:
>
> Then please stick with your old configuration. Trying to learn Rails 3
> and make it work just like Rails 2 is an exercise in futility. To learn
> new stuff, you have to *learn* *new* stuf
David Kahn wrote in post #969902:
Btw, thanks for the input and you effort to help.
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David Kahn wrote in post #969902:
> Rspec, Cucumber, Capybara, xpath and who knows what else at the same
> time
I get exhausted of hearing about all that stuff :-)
Just kidding. I see your point. I'm kind of full with knowledge. I'm
tired of always having to learn new things. Once I was eager t
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote in post #969891:
> I didn't realize it was a blanket prohibition.
>
>> Why can't you respect that?
>
> I can't respect the idea that you get to decide who answers you when you
> post on an unmoderated public list. If you don't want answers from the
> public, don't post h
David Kahn wrote in post #969861:
> On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 1:41 PM, Paul Bergstrom
>
> Just give a try--- I am usually pretty vocal if something really it
> troublesome but I have not found such with Bundler, actually I do feel
> like
> it makes my life easier -- just having c
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote in post #969862:
> It hasn't been easy for you because you're trying to fight Rails!
> So...stop fighting Rails. Stop fighting Bundler. Learn to do things
> the Rails way. If you think you can improve on the Rails way, please do
> so -- but do so from a position of kno
David Kahn wrote in post #969854:
> On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 1:26 PM, Paul Bergstrom
> wrote:
>
>
> Fighting Rails will only make Rails 3 harder, oh have I learned not to
> do
> this when not necessary. Bundler was made a first class part of Rails
> starting in 3, so if yo
Can I still use "require" somewhere without bundler? It's overkill for
my situation with a few apps of my own. I just want to get started with
Rails 3, which hasn't been easy.
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David Kahn wrote in post #969813:
> On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 9:51 AM, Paul Bergstrom
> Are you using the gem? If the gem, just include it in the gemfile and
> you
> should be good:
>
> gem 'will_paginate', :git =>
> 'git://github.com/mislav/will_paginate.gi
Where do I put e g require 'will_paginate' in Rails 3 environment?
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I added this:
match ':controller(/:action(/:id(.:format)))'
and it did the trick. I think.
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Michael Pavling wrote in post #969380:
e called "me" than "user/2".
>
> # routes.rb
> map.me 'me', :controller => 'users', :action => 'display_current_user'
Should't that be match?
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Colin Law wrote in post #969381:
> What do you mean 'a page called me'? Do you mean the URL? If so how
> would you know which user to show for that url?
Yes. The url. From the session id.
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How do I deal with a page called "overview" that displays information
from many models at the same time?
How do I deal with a page called "me" that displays information about
the user? I can see the benefit of routes in a basic database app with
list, view, edit, show. But I don't understand th
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote in post #969319:
> Paul Bergstrom wrote in post #969317:
> Is test a reserved word in Rails 3?
>
?
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Colin Law wrote in post #969281:
>
> Have a look at the Rails Guide on routing. You have not really
> explained what you are trying to do but I am guessing that section
> 3.1 may be what you want.
>
> Colin
I would like to be able to add any action I want. If I add a resources
:test and have
How do I regain freedom in Rails 3 so I can add what ever actions I want
with as little hassle as possible? Is there a way to do this instead of
having to declare it per action.
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Walter Davis wrote in post #968316:
> On Dec 14, 2010, at 10:25 AM, Robert Walker wrote:
>
>
> The big argument for using homebrew is that while they may not have
> every little thing, what they do have is usually very very recent.
> Compare and contrast with ports, which will often be quite a few
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