Hello,
Just for your information, I have found the issue.
The problem came from the fact that I had left a "puts" in my code and
apparently writting on the console with mod_fcgi makes the application
fail
Nicolas
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Hello,
I use tiny_mce without any plugin. You have a very clear explanation
on how to doit here :
http://www.ricroberts.com/articles/2008/06/16/tinymce-wysiwyg-text-editor-on-rails
Hope this can help
Nicols
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Hello,
Sorry to be insistant but I am stuck with this problem and I don't
know how to move forward.
Nicolas
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Hello,
I have a stange problem that I don't know how to solve.
My application is deployed and configured to use Apache and Fastcgi (I
use a hosting company).
It works ok except for some redirect where apparently the wrong route
is used.
I have tried on the same environment with webrick (with th
Hello
You could use named_scope (starting with rails 2.1).
There is a good rails cast presenting them with an example with
dates : http://railscasts.com/episodes/108-named-scope
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In my original view I had :
<% form_for :building, :url => buildings_path do |f| -%> #
The create action worked well locally but not on the server
I tested with :
<% form_for :building, :url => {:action => 'create', :controller =>
'buildings'} do |f| -%> # I had stil the sam
Hello, this is very strange if in my view I replace the 'create'
action by another name, it works (i have also modified the controller
with the same action name of course) !!!
<% form_for :building, :url => {:action => 'created', :controller =>
'buildings'} do |f| -%>
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Sorry I was too quick
something like Object.find(:all, :limit => 100).paginate(:page =>
params[:page], :per_page => 10)
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You can use the parameter :per_page => 10 and in your search add
a :limit => 100
On Jan 19, 8:41 pm, James Bond
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> Can I limit results in will_paginate plugin?
> I want to paginate only 100 results 10 per page.
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Hello
I have a form (new/create) which works well in local, but not when
deployed where it keeps being redirected to the index action when I
submit.
Here is what I have done so far :
- de-Ajaxified the form to be pure HTML
- put a logger.info on the first line of the create action and
realised I
hello,
I am testing attachment_fu to load and store images.
I am resizing them and generating a thumbnail but apparently it saves
the wrong size in the DB :
- the image has the original size
- the thumbnail has the size of the resized size
I am using Rmagick 2.5.2, Rails 2.0.2 on a Mac with X.5
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