Hello all -
I have looked through the newsgroups and been unable to find my
specific issue, or a resolution, and I am stuck, so I am posting to
ask for help, or a link to something I may have missed.
I have an application that allows users to log in, create a project
and associate locations with
I live in Chicago, IL - I am attending DePaul University as a grad
student. They have a Ruby on Rails certification program that does
give some academic credit if your son is pursuing a full blown degree.
It was designed as a free-standing program, so it would certainly
qualify as community
Answering only for myself, when I was a newbie on both Linux and RoR,
I saw NetBeans as an 'all in one' environment that had syntax
highlighting. Made the learning curve slightly shallower. I do emacs +
multiple bash windows now, too, but when starting out, especially
coming from the Java world,
Since you don't have many details posted, I'll suggest a generic
solution that worked for me:
Use partials. You can populate them based on sub-categories within
your actions or groups or whatever your 'parent' classification is.
You can implement whatever heirarchy you like - each level would
Thanks for the 'a-ha' moment - I am actually trying to work out how to
do just this kind of thing for authentication and privilege granting.
Pardon the Newb follow on question - how would you handle the class
issue in a login scenario? With subclasses, I don't know how you could
implements
I use RoR because it excels at fast, quality development if one is
willing to learn and use its conventions. It is not perfect, but for
99% of business applications, it is more than adequate. My clients
have complex business problems that require well-documented,
methodical solutions - they don't
on a tutorial, then attack this
project fresh later.
Thanks again -
SR
On Dec 20, 10:48 am, Frederick Cheung frederick.che...@gmail.com
wrote:
On Dec 18, 3:18 pm, SMR srumme...@gmail.com wrote:
Good morning All -
I am working on a time tracking application as a learning excercise
and have run
Good morning All -
I am working on a time tracking application as a learning excercise
and have run into an error neither I nor Google can remedy.
When loading my view, I get an error: 'undefined method
'true_class_path' for #ActionView::Base:.
Context:
I have controllers for Project,
), {:prompt =
true}(...this is an option))
Andrew
On Dec 9, 1:32 pm, SMR srumme...@gmail.com wrote:
Good Afternoon.
I am creating a time tracking application as learning exercise.
Each Project has_many Worktracks, each Worktrack has_many tasks, each
Proect has_many tasks through
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