hi chaps - i've got a project where I have very limited resources on the
device rails runs on (raspberry pi) - basically i have rails server
running… then periodically i fire off rails runner Model.method (from
an external program on the device)…. all works fine but it's terribly
slow - I think it
drat another road block...
So now I wish to create Names and I can't fiond the secret sauce.
my old create action was simply a variation on the normal..something
like this..
def create
@name = Name.new(params[:name])
respond_to do |format|
if @name.save
else
end
end
end
How
Looking after the children but I think you got it - thanks :-)
two changes...
model filename from user_names.rb to user_name.rb
and as you say
class UserName < ActiveRecord::Base
gives...
ruby-1.9.2-p290 :005 > User.last.names
User Load (0.8ms) SELECT "users".* FROM "users" ORDER BY "users
Colin Law wrote in post #1054363:
> On 29 March 2012 17:17, bingo bob wrote:
>>
>> devise :database_authenticatable, :registerable,
>> NameError: uninitialized constant User::UserName
> What is that ORDER BY lower(username) doing? I don't see where that
> is co
can anyone shed any light on this...
two questions.
1) do the new relationships via the join table look wrong (hence the
console error)
2) does my data_mover script look OK?
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Schema attached..
model summaries...
class Name < ActiveRecord::Base
attr_accessible :given, :gender, :position
has_many :user_names
has_many :users, :through => :user_names
class UserNames < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :user
belongs_to :name
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
#
Thanks Colin,
I'm giving this a go but running into problems.
Is there a problem perhaps with using the join table name of UsersNames
or UserNames as it might clash with the User.username attribute.
I'll post my code later - just wondering does the name of the join table
matter at all ?
I wro
Colin Law wrote in post #1052973:
> On 23 March 2012 16:48, bingo bob wrote:
>>
>>>> Freddy (2, male)
>>>
>>> What if one of the Freddys is female? Maybe not likely with this name
>>> but there are names that can be both.
>>
>> True - i
Colin Law wrote in post #1052938:
> On 23 March 2012 09:24, bingo bob wrote:
>> "owned" by different users who may have it as a different position in
>> Freddy
>> Rod (3, male)
> A couple of questions
> Are all the Rod records identical except for which user
OK
Thanks - I've had another think about it but I'd still appreciate any
insight if possible. I had wondered if my data model is wrong but I
don't think so, it's rather simple.
Users have names and Names belong to users. It has to be like this as
Users can individually sort their names (so the
Thanks Kisha - the links are useful, I was aware of them both by despite
having a crack at this in the console (I find that's a great place to
try stuff out and experiment I can't get there).
Here's another way of looking at it, the output/result I need.
Given the schema above I need the result
No apologies for the punny title!
Anyway, here's the thing. I know what I want to do but not sure of the
right way to model it.
So far I have this in place.
User
has_many :names
User.username User.email
Name
belongs_to :user
Name.given Name.gender Name.user_id
So basically a User has a lis
> If I understand correctly, then in the case where there are several
> records with given == "fred" for example, then you want to get a Name
> object back so you can access the other attributes. But how will the
> code know which of the records with given == "fred" that you want?
> The other attr
I'm going around in circles with this one can't solve it.
I have a database with a lot of Name objects in it, some have the same
given name - ok fairly normal.
Name
given (string)
gender (string) # it's either m or f, not really relevant
position (integer) # not really relevant
user_id (i
How do I setup the habtm relationships I need an additional table right?
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Dave Aronson wrote in post #1040718:
> On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 07:21, bingo bob wrote:
>
>> User has_many names
>> Name belongs_to User
>
> So the two 'harry's in your list are two different objects? Is that a
> necessary part of your model?
>
> -Dave
Is my proposed method (while probably not the most elegant) a reasonable
way of attacking the problem?
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Hi Colin,
Sorry - just seen your question as I was writing my method above...
User has_many names
Name belongs_to User
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Actually, I'll try for the instance method for the male version in
name.rb..
def find_similar_male
# get all users
users = User.all
# get all male names
names = Name.male
# get the similar names
similar_names = []
# loop users...
users.each do |user|
# loop names
user.nam
Actually - thinking it through this is an instance method I believe,
acts on an instance of a name. Kind of talking out loud here.
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Hoping someone might be able to throw me a few clues on this one.
I'm working with lists of names a User (current_user) manages lists of
names, some male some female (scoped on m or f in gender), it's all set
up such that I can do things like this - all working out fine.
current_user.names.male
(
Thanks Colin, I'll give that a spin.
The example code in the gem does seem odd.
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I'm using this gem https://github.com/justintv/APNS to send push
notifications to an iPhone app and amazingly it works for single
notifications, such that I can do...
APNS.send_notification(Device.first.device_token,'test message')
Works great...
Now it should be a simple task (as per the docs t
anyone done anything like this before?
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I have a method on my model that looks like this.
def self.itunes_update
# don't run it if it's already running
if Setting.first.update_lock?
puts "updates locked"
# it's not running right now so run it
else
all_apps = self.all
all_apps.each do |app|
# do stuff with each
Thanks for yours, I hear your ideas.
I'm not hearing anything massive that I haven't done or need to change.
I think I'll stay where I am for now and see how I go - updated_at
column is indexed.
Thanks for the tips re the JSON, I had done a tweak on that in the model
already by overriding the
The following method in my rails app is called very, very frequently on
incoming requests and results in model objects being rendered as JSON.
All is working fine, but this thing has to be as efficient and fast as
possible. So far I've added an index to updated_at and I've enabled
mod_deflate on th
Is this to do with the T and Z delimiters not being recognised by mysql?
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Or to put it another way, what's the best/correct way to specify
DATETIMEs in a URL.
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Logging now on in production for a while. so that helps.
When the URL is crafted this way it works...(I thought I'd cracked it)
IP/apps.json?date_from=2011-01-28%2013:58:38&date_to=2011-01-28%2013:58:38
log
Parameters: {"date_to"=>"2011-01-28 13:58:38",
"date_from"=>"2011-01-28 13:58:38"}
I thought that's how you had to format dates in a URL to have them
recognised by rails.
I'll try it the same as on the console then.
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Ok, that makes sense, but how do I see the SQL generated in production.
It's logged by default in dev, but not in prod AFAIK.
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OK, tested...
on my server, in production,
./script/console
>> App.time_query("2011-01-28 13:58:38","2011-01-28 13:58:38")
=> [#>
so it works... returns a single app as I might expect
in the browser I do...
http://server_ip/apps.json?date_from=2011-01-28T13:58:38Z&date_to=2011-01-28T13:58:38
Peter Hickman wrote in post #978144:
> Do you have the same database on the two machines (ie both running
> MySQL or something).
Yes - same DB on both machines, mysql.
> As this is a method in a model have you checked it from the console in
> production mode on the production server? If it doesn'
Same thing - it works on my MacBook in prod mode with the production
data loaded. Not on my server though.
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I'll elaborate with code and URLs if it helps but I'll start just
describing the problem and seeing if anyone can help me out with some
ideas.
I have a method which returns some objects as json via a time_query
method on my model - the time query takes a couple of parameters
date_from and date_to.
Also, slight aside but can I simulate the action of the iOS app
submitting the URL with a curl command on my mac or similar. For
testing.
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Update to this.
Transpires that we'd like to use the apple_identifier in the URL to do
the update rather than the more standard rails db App.id.
So the URL submitted to do the update could look more like this.
POST to
http://server.com/apps?apple_identifier=6383940&incremental_update=1
Whe
Hi all,
I'd like to update an attribute in a model via an external POST request.
The external request is coming from an iOS iPhone application but I
imagine this is not relevant.
If I have a model App and it has the following attributes...
App
apple_identifier :integer
popularity :integer
> If what you want to do is store a set of values for something varying
> over time and wish to query the set, pick out max and min and so on
> then I suggest this is not best served by versioning. Instead model
> it in the normal way. So App has_many price_tiers, PriceTier
> belongs_to app, and
Thanks Walter, very clear and useful, it looks right for me - but two
things.
1) Why does it create the user stuff in the vv migration/model - I dont
have users in this app, should I delete those attributes or just not
worry about them, and it'll just work (tm).
2) It seems to be more aimed at
Can I chip in here as a slight aside - after Marnen (or someone else on
here) "tore a strip off me" after I asked about cucumber without really
doing the groundwork myself I went off and tried it in my app (sorry
about the initial lack of effort and thanks for the kick up the arse).
Anyway to c
Have started to look at vestal versions...appears that it might be just
the ticket, thanks for the idea.
To use it, I imagine I have to specify any attributes I wish to version
in the migration file generated by the vestal versions generate script -
that right ?
Not sure it's what I want thoug
Hi,
Previously I've deployed on my server (apache / passenger) with simply
git clone foo, and then pull in version updates with git pull. While I
read lots re staging servers and capistrano it works pretty well for me.
Anyone else do it my way? Don't really have time for learning capistrano
right
You said..
> Then in your controller, you just need to do
> "App.find_by_application_id(params[:id])"
did you mean.
"App.find_by_application_id(params[:application_id])"
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I'd like to do this..
map.resources :app, :primary_key => [:application_id]
application_id is an apple app id.
There are no relationships involved.
I thought it'd be good to do this in future
/show/:application_id
as well as / instead of
/show/:id
Thing is though, a few questions...
1) wi
> Or are you saying that App has both a tier_id and a tier_code ? If so,
> then you're right; that's terrible.
oops - yes, that's what I'd doing at the moment - and I'd like to change
that I realise it's terrible. The question I have is if I remove the
tier_code then how do I serve up json from
I'm doing stuff with Apps in the App Store. Apps belong to a price tier.
Such that.
App
belongs_to :tier
Tier
has_many :apps
All good so far.
I want to monitor when an app changes tier amongst other thing, don't
need a history, but need to record the previous tier.
My plan was to store att
I have a file with data structured in this way...
http://pastie.org/1347044
So basically it's
Country
Region
Resort
url
url
url
url
Resort
url
url
Country
Region
Resort
url
Resort
url
url
etc, the data is clearly struct
Bit of a hijack on this thread but I've got an app in production with
currently no test coverage (yes, I know). I've dabbled with the rails in
built tests in the past and totally understand why one should have test
coverage, even if I don't do BDD.
Anyway, I'm hearing that cucumber is what what
Ignore me.
I needed a helper like this..
All good - :-), it looks Great.
module CalendarHelper
def month_link(month_date)
link_to(I18n.localize(month_date, :format => "%B"), {:month =>
month_date.month, :year => month_date.year})
end
# custom options for this calendar
def event_cale
Hmm, thinking out load here - I just created a fresh test app with just
the plugin and it worked.
dates are all of type DATETIME.
My dates of of type DATE - maybe that's the problem.
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Interestingly if I change this...
class Booking < ActiveRecord::Base
has_event_calendar :start_at_field => 'arrival_date', :end_at_field =>
'departure_date'
to simply
has_event_calendar
I get this error...
Mysql::Error: Unknown column 'end_at' in 'where clause': SELECT * FROM
`bookings` W
What am I missing here, trying to get the event_calendar plugin working
with my existing app. Have installed the plugin, which I guess is a good
start, then this...
class Booking < ActiveRecord::Base
has_event_calendar :start_at_field => 'arrival_date', :end_at_field =>
'departure_date'
Route..
Am I on the right lines ?
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Inline - I won't have a chance to test this out until a little later but
yes - thanks for this, think I'm getting it.
Owain wrote in post #957124:
> A quick look and the following points:
>
> - you are not scoping your property_id to the domain. If you go to
> http://chaletcordee.co.uk/propertie
Multiple apps is definitely not what I wish to do here.
It's a single app.
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Now I'm firmly back in the rails world here, any kind soul give me a
pointer as to how I might finish this one. I figure I need to modify the
routes file and perhaps conditionally modify the rails app home root
based on domain - what else?
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or to put it another way...
what does your routes.rb look like to get the root urls right for a
property (in my case properties anyway). also, totally happy to bypass
properties controller for the public views, just figured I'd done it the
rails way with a properties controller and separate act
Right - once more unto the breach and all that! Thanks for this, I see
what you mean. I've part implemented, the bit I don't quite get relates
to finding the relevant property and what I put in the routes file to
hook it up (hooking up the default root to a domain/property).
The bit you describ
any tips - I'm not certain that I can achieve this with modrewrite.
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Been trying rewrite stuff all week but can't get to where I want to be.
If anyone has an answer or another way - v keen to hear.
I did wonder about this...http://github.com/shuber/proxy or my routes.rb
file - or more apache tinkering..
this didn't get me there either (lots of repeated stuff here
Luis Saffie wrote in post #955491:
> Did you try using the flags Walter suggested, [NS,QSA]? Can you post
> your Apache rewrite rules?
>
> Hopefully we're not going too off topic with Apache :-)
Sorry for delay, currently running with this
ServerName chaletcordee.co.uk
ServerAlias www.chal
Thanks Philip - sounds to me that you have some experience in isolating
and eradicating gremlins of this kind. I'll try this approach and report
back.
In the meantime if it's helpful to anyone I'm wroking around the problem
with my beta users by simply asking them to use foo, which
works just
Could well be overcomplicating things!
Walter's point here is sounds closest I think - I'll try it.
> You can do redirects that fundamentally rewrite the URL from the
> server's perspective, without changing what the user sees in their
> browser's location bar. So you could avoid the whole routes
Well in my case I need to do two things.
1) redirect www.foo.com => www.foo.com/properties/1/
DONE
2) rewrite the resulting url www.foo.com/properties/1/ => www.foo.com
NOT DONE YET
I'm clear point 1 should be done in Apache config, as it is.
Are you saying point (2) should be done in Apache or
Anyone have any further insight on this one - it's still not solved for
me, should I look perhaps at altering my database configuration or
perhaps it's something in the migration that sets up these attributes?
No clue but something means I cannot save a text type attribute to the
db that begins
Thanks Luis, I'll refer to them and see if I can find a solution totally
via apache/modrewrite; I suspect I can! I need to get a handle on the
syntax of those rewrite commands, the command chain and regexes, should
be ok. I'll post back to this thread with the solution when I crack it.
You need to
Anyone else comment as to if this combination of apache rewrites and
rails routing will play nicely together. I'll try it of course just
imagine that it may have been done before by somebody.
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I'm half way there then?
Need to handle the rest on the rails side - via my routes.rb file?
Will this approach work?
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So taking it a step on I figure I need to work on a few things...
need to make sure www versions all operate ok.
need to make sure that when I add another domain, that works to.
http://chaletcordee.co.uk/properties/1/comments
should be
http://chaletcordee.co.uk/comments
guess this is the rails
Thanks for bearing with me.
That one didn't work - close but it gave me a double rendering of the
apartment-marie.com bit, something like this...
apartment-marie.com/apartment-marie.com/properties bla... so I edited
like so (here's the real file and it's live if it helps)..
This is much better
totally lost.
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Hi Luis,
Thanks for this, I'm getting *really* close I think.
That looks fine and I've tried - the redirects are taking effect but
it's not quite right.
The localhost:3000 part was just on my Mac, now I'm on the server I need
to replace that in some way with the root of the rails app - how do
Someone's suggested that actually using virtual hosts maybe a better way
for me to do this? Thoughts?
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Thanks for this. I'm about to try and implement it, appreciate this is a
little OT, but has anyone got any more tips for me or even a quick
example.
Just to be clear, I'm using passenger - will that get in the way or also
need any configuration?
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> You could do this with Apache
> Look at modrewrite
>
> Luis
Thanks that's great.
Will it have the flexibility to deal with all the sub pages?
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OK, I'm really confused as to how this might work/if it's possible or
even if I'm thinking about it right, so I'll just explain what I'd like
to do and you can shoot holes in it.
I have an app running that is for properties. Each property has it's own
"website" within my app and a user can tweak t
Heinz Strunk wrote:
> I'm doing it just like you described above. However I would like to hear
> some more opinions on that as well.
That's really good to know - a slight twist on it could be that I have
seen people DRY it up and include more sophistication on the find by
using a before filter
Anybody? Are there further steps required?
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hi chaps. just want to check that i'm on the right lines with protecting
resources in an app, the idea that only the resources owner can do stuff
to it I figure there are only two steps I need (with authlogic), but I
may be missing stuff 1st is a check authorised before filter, which just
checks th
> Use I18n.l (short for I18n.localize, also available as just l in
> views)
>
> Fred
Aha, that explains it - so it is intended behaviour!
Thanks *again* for such a quick and clear and helpful response Fred.
:-).
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I'm try this groovy i18n stuff for formatting my dates in UK format.
Console tests seem to show me I have it configured properly but I'm not
100%.
How do I set up the app so that in a view when I do
<%= Person.first.birthday %>
it shows in UK format as specified in my i18 config file. Currently
Just to confirm, Walter's interpretation of what I'm seeing is
absolutely right. The lack of the newline at the start is significant as
it means the first heading doesn't get rendered as HTML it just gets put
out as "h2. foo", which is, well, rubbish - my investigations continue.
Something funk
The more I think about this the more Fred's suggestion makes sense - I
suspect that mysql is somehow monkeying with the text on save, trimming
it at the top or removing CR characters or the like.
Is this normal? How can you control this behaviour, seems wierd that it
does this by default if thi
> mysql will trim trailing whitespace from varchar columns, although it
> sounds like you are talking about leading whitespace.
Interesting, thanks, hmmm, well it is mysql, yes and yes it's leading
whitespace but the column type here (in my migration) is either "text"
or "string", can't remember
Rather odd this, in dev on my mac my jquery calendarpicker works fine.
Same code (I think and checked!) in production and jquery doesn't
activate - any ideas or major gotchas?
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No JS on the text areas, maybe it's something to do with the DB type?
Could it be formtastic doing this ?
hmm. thanks will rebuid the form without formtastic and test if it comes
to that - any other ideas, something in the update action of the
controller striping stuff out? It's a standard scaf
Any ideas - something is killing the CR or newline characters ?
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Sorry for lack of a code example but I think in this case I cna just
explain the issue and a lightbulb might go off with someone as to what
is happening.
I needed to allow my users to construct a nicely formatted piece of text
that I'd render as HTML without having them to learn HTML. Didn't need
Not hopeful that anyone else is doing this but I thought I'd try.
safariwatir is a pretty fun way to test an app by remote controlling the
browser. Seems to work well. Useful.
One thing though (and I think this horse has been flogged before but I
can't find an answer). In "safariwatir" specfically
I'm trying to stuff like this in my BabyName model..
before_save :capitalize
def capitalize
self.title= title.capitalize
self.forename = forename.capitalize
self.surname = surname.capitalize
self.middlenames = middlenames.split.each { |x| print
x.capitalize!,
> I was thinking more along the lines of
> @baby_names = BabyName.find( :all, :conditions => { user_id =>
> current_user.id } )
> to get all of them, or
>
> @baby_name = BabyName.find(params[:id], :conditions => { user_id =>
> current_user.id }) if params[:id]
Hi all, I actually couldn't get this
and i think it's lambda - not that i know what that is - will found out,
seen them mentioned, Llama anyone. :-)
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Understood, thanks for taking the time to explain this in such detail.
I'll start by making sure my find conditions in the existing controller
are correct and limited to current_user, after that I'll look at moving
them to the model - and sorry yes, I appreciate I'll call them from the
controll
> You can't do the finds in a filter because what you want to do depends
> on the action (find all for index but only one for edit for example).
ok, understood - and that might sound obvious but it wasn't, I had
visions of doing something programtically in the before filter to check
what action
> I was thinking more along the lines of
> @baby_names = BabyName.find( :all, :conditions => { user_id =>
> current_user.id } )
> to get all of them, or
>
> @baby_name = BabyName.find(params[:id], :conditions => { user_id =>
> current_user.id }) if params[:id]
> if you want to get just one.
That'
Marnen,
that makes an awful lot of things more clear - thanks for taking the
time :-).
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