Here are my models. I think the issue is how I have the user
associated with the project. I recently integrated the authlogic
plugin and associated the user to the project table (see below). I'm
stumped because when I associated 'tasks' to 'projects', the foreign
key for project was inserted
Hello! Total newbie question (new to rails, very new to authlogic).
I am attempting to save the user_id to my projects table when a user
is logged in. I have a number of sample projects in my database and I
manually associated the projects to different users. I created a my
projects controller
I have training app with Projects set up with nested Tasks. I
have integrate authlogic gem so that the app supports Login/off
Register/Modify Profile per ryanb's railscast. I am now trying to
use authlogic and set up UI's so that after a user logs in, then the
user can go to a UI of My Projects
DOH!! I will have mastered rails when I KNOW where to Capitalize AND
where to put an 's' in or not! Thanks!!
I worked past this error, was able to get the 'index' showing, but
when I go to the 'show' or 'edit' views, I get an error where the
Project index ID is WAY out of bounds (I don't think
Are you using fixtures? If so, then high id numbers like this are
normal.
If not, then something else is going on.
I haven't tackled fixtures yet so I'm not consciously using one,
unless there is something in authlogic that's using one that I'm not
aware of...
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On Jan 26, 11:12 am, Marnen Laibow-Koser li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Souschef wrote:
Are you using fixtures? If so, then high id numbers like this are
normal
What does the code in your view look like for these?
Colin
Hi Colin -
I haven't done anything with the views since my goal is to re-use the
'project' views (i.e. use the 'myprojects' controller to get the
subset of data (i.e. current_user data) then call the 'project' views
with the subset of
Interesting Alpha Blue, it does look like that. Where might I be mis-
referncing the object other than the myproject controller?
On Jan 26, 11:55 am, Alpha Blue li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
In Ruby, every object has an attached object_id reference. Those long
numbers are the ruby object_id's.
Interesting Alpha Blue, it does look like that. Where might I be mis-
referncing the object other than the myproject controller?
On Jan 26, 11:55 am, Alpha Blue li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
In Ruby, every object has an attached object_id reference. Those long
numbers are the ruby object_id's.
Interesting Alpha Blue, it does look like that. Where might I be mis-
referncing the object other than the myproject controller?
On Jan 26, 11:55 am, Alpha Blue li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
In Ruby, every object has an attached object_id reference. Those long
numbers are the ruby object_id's.
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On Jan 26, 1:33 pm, Alpha Blue li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Souschef wrote:
Interesting Alpha Blue, it does look like that. Where might I be mis-
referncing the object other than the myproject controller?
It can be an easy mistake to miss.
I found an old cart model a long
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On Jan 26, 1:33 pm, Alpha Blue li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Souschef wrote:
Interesting Alpha Blue, it does look like that. Where might I be mis-
referncing the object other than the myproject controller?
It can be an easy mistake to miss.
I found an old cart model a long
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On Jan 26, 1:33 pm, Alpha Blue li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Souschef wrote:
Interesting Alpha Blue, it does look like that. Where might I be mis-
referncing the object other than the myproject controller?
It can be an easy mistake to miss.
I found an old cart model a long
I've added a foreign key to a table (specifically, user_Id to my
projects table so I can select 'myprojects') and now when I add a
project, the user_id is not being saved in the projects table. In a
former life, I would update my SQL statements, but this is rails.
Where do I update my CRUD
has_many my_stuff
Then any individual Stuff will expose .my_stuff method. You will have
to create the CRUD operations for the MyStuff, that will contain
stuff_id field for the association.
On Jan 15, 8:10 am, Souschef sgalva...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm new to rails am building out an application
I'm new to rails am building out an application to learn from. From
a conceptual perspective, how would I go about working with a subset
of data? For example, say I have an application with basic CRUD
operations on Stuff. I've implemented the restful_authentication
plugin and am now struggling
:26 am, Andrei Erdoss erd...@gmail.com wrote:
From a quick glance at your code, I see that you use prepsteps in your
controller and pre_steps in your models.
On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 5:28 AM, SousChef sgalva...@gmail.com wrote:
So I'm a newbie to Rails and attempting to add multiple models
:05 pm, SousChef sgalva...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Andrei,
Thanks for the quick feedback. I changed all prepsteps to prep_steps,
but now I'm getting an uninitialized constant error in my Recipe
controller for the following line:
3.times { @recipe.prep_steps.build }
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So I'm a newbie to Rails and attempting to add multiple models to a
form.
I found the Railscast for Complex Forms, Part 1 at
http://railscasts.com/episodes/73-complex-forms-part-1 which is from
2007 and at the point where the moderator, Ryan, says Let's take a
look at our code... and refreshes
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