I forgot to mention that because of the "undefined method `each' for
#" exception I cannot even use the command, "rake
db:schema:load" because it fails on the first table with this command.
I suspect there's a flaw in the version of my MySQL gem, but I'll be
darned if I know what version to re
Hey all.
I'm trying to do a simple migration, but the MySQL adapter keeps
choking. This used to work before, and was just fine before my latest
OS reformat. I've got libmysql.dll in Ruby's /bin directory, and most
the other migrations work well. This migration dies on a
"rename_column" call.
Hi all,
I'm making a search features for a record with a keywords field
(keywords is a string right now), and my routing is having consistency
troubles. What I desire is:
> localhost:3000/controller/search/:keyword
I would like this form to be obeyed for both form-submitted searches and
the HTM
Robert Kosek wrote:
> Is the tag an object, or the actual string output?
Okay, here's what I found.
ActiveView::Base.field_error_proc has two parameters, the HTML output
followed by the actual object itself. Then, field_error_proc is called
within a function within the InstanceTa
Frederick Cheung wrote:
> You can set ActionView::Base.field_error_proc (take a look insider
> active_record_helper to see what the default is.)
>
> Fred
Thanks Fred, just what I needed! Is the tag an object, or the actual
string output?
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with a newbie.
I was looking at the HTML produced when there are form errors and
realized why my layout keeps breaking. Every label and input with an
error gets wrapped with a div tag! So, I've been looking at the source
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