On Aug 11, 2:11 am, Sijo Kg rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net wrote:
This will work
assert_recognizes({:controller = 'birds', :action = index},birds)
Thanks. Adding parentheses fixed that test, and more importantly,
fixed restful routes tests like:
test should have some restful routes do
Adding columns via code isn't hard. You'll have to double check that
the new columns are picked up in your objects without having to
restart the server when operating in production mode.
But the real question is, is there enough commonality between data
sets that whatever you are trying to do is
I am trying to extract some code I have written into a plugin (an
engine actually, since I want to share the views to new apps). I
really like the organization I see in the new Clearance engine - esp
with respect to how they organize testing of the engine + testing the
integration of the engine
On Jul 30, 1:57 pm, Frederick Cheung frederick.che...@gmail.com
wrote:
plugin loading is a red herring here. The problem is that
has_attachment is being called on the Experts::Photo::CallBacks module
rather than on an activerecord class. You need to be doing this call
from your self.included
I think creating a builder file in your views directory will be the
easiest way to get exactly the xml output you want.
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Oh now I see - I had just parked code into the module - not within a
method. Dho!
With Fred's pointer and some experimentation, I now have files
uploading from my plugin code. The has_attachment code actually needed
to go into ClassMethods, like so:
module ClassMethods
def
I would like to selectively reuse some data. I have two groups of
people who want very similar information about subject experts - but
they want slightly different fields and/or want to see the other
group's information but should not be able to edit it.
If I create the following models, don't
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