only ask that you have a respect, no trolling, and have
fun. We have a really cool tcl irc bot that can interface with rails
applications. irc.gangnet.ru #tclmafia
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are you on localhost? if so, paypal can't contact your local computer.
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Also, if you're not usi
Very new to Ruby/Rails, followed the download/install instructions, until
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Building native extensions. This could take a while...
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I get the same error when I try it, but without the characters. I get:
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> 锟斤拷锟街лэ拷擐讧堙锟斤拷 锟斤拷锟斤拷锟街э拷 wrote:
>
> >> isn't blank in
].recordcount
The problem with the above approach is that it is tied to mysql. Is
there a way that I can accomplish the above in a database independent
way?
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know is whether what I have surmised is, in fact, true. I'd also like
to know if there is anything else that I should know about this object.
Can someone please fill in the blanks for me?
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as to how Rails handles this situation.
I fully realize that this hypothetical is very unlikely to arise in
practice and there are many available work-arounds. Putting those
aside, I'm just interested in knowing how Rails handles this
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> On Wed, Nov 23, 2011 at 16:04, Everaldo Gomes
> wrote:
> > Try this:
> > resources :users
> > resources :decisions
> > resources :alternatives
> > resources :factors
>
> That's how I've already got the app working; the nested version was
> somethin
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> The whole point is I have lots of tables with lots of columns, and I don't
> want to have to do all that typing. The magic_model_generator creates all
> the model files, and it can obviously see all the columns in the database,
> I'm just surprised that n
On Oct 19, 12:01 pm, Tsolmon Narantsogt wrote:
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>
> I just upgrade my gem version 1.37 to 1.8.11. Then i run my project and got
> a this error.
>
> START Error
> -
> Invalid gemspec in
> [/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/specifications/json-1.6.1.gemspec]: invalid date
> form
27;ll teach me, are
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to set the Reply-To header value in version 2.3.8 of Rails?
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Hey all, first post here, looking for some answers that I couldn't
find otherwise on the web.
Several years ago, my company hired a developer to develop a database
system for our company. It handles all customer records, and is used
by 6-10 users on a daily basis. It was written with Rails 2.0.2
I'm seeing a few of these per day from a few different IPs. As far as
I can see, and what I know of our customer base, I believe they're
only crawlers.
Is there a real workaround for this, or does anyone know if the Rails
core been notified of this issue?
On Jan 10, 9:59 am, Tony Primerano wrote
entries to root-owned log directories. I find that
is not the case. Any ideas how I can get Logger to write to the root-
owned log directory?
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> can use either symbols or strings.
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to go down to add logic that only applies to certain ajax calls in a global
responder?
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he layout from the contents of a variable) it is extremely
easy to implement. I just wish that there were some sort of easy work
around other than taking the brute force tact of writing the data to a
temp file and then reading it from there.
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> But what the hey -- develop a prototype and send it out to play :-)
I'm thinking about it. It is, however, helpful to know whether others
think that I'm totally nuts before I invest a lot of time in it.
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substantive content. Is that any more clear?
I know that it's wild. I just wanted to see how wild and see if
anyone else had been crazy enough to think about such a thing.
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have any merit? 2) Are there better ways to skin this cat? 3) Has
anyone done anything like this; and, if so can you please give me any
implementation details that I should know.
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require 'socket'
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ather just looks for the presence of those
opening and closing characters to make the determination. The
received string meets that requirement. Any suggestions on what I
might do?
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server seems to work just fine. I can live with that. Thanks for
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out=File.open('/tmp/debug1','w')
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I did just that, I appended them. They should rather be INSERTED
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anyone has any thoughts on that, I'd love to hear them as well. TIA.
> And googling for "ruby rake" turned up:
Yep. I had seen that. I was looking more for comprehensive formal
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> it handles case #3 as well.
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once to render it if it does. Using your
approach, I only have to deal with the actual partial once, i.e., to
render it. I'm adopting your approach whch, btw, works great. Thanks
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> That's what I'm trying to tell you. If you are using a multipart form
> to upload your file, then the #original_filename attribute should be
> available on the uploaded file object.
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which the file is being uploaded) so that I could substitute it for
'test1' and thereby preserve the original file name.
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I have not yet done detailed testing; but, at least superficially,
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don't see how that works with validations.
How would we satisfy that requirement w/o validations?
perhaps a factory method?
or using a callback on create?
where we create a default schedule.
thinking out loud here...
thanks again.
On Feb 1, 10:03 am, Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
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A lot has been posted about validation issues with associations,
however, I don't see this issue addressed specifically.
ex:
class Foo
has_one :schedule, :dependent => :destroy
validates_presence_of :schedule
class Schedule
belongs_to :foo
validates_presence_of :foo_id
this creates a cir
file and then I looked at it.
Apparently that methodology is not always truthful about the order
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populated just fine but it is not
ordered. Can anyone please tell me what the magic trick is under
Rails 2.3.2 to create an instance of an ordered hash and then populate
it with ordered data? Thanks for any input.
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> irb(main):001:0> "foo".to_sym.class
> => Symbol
>
> irb(main):002:0> :foo.to_s.class
> => String
VIOLA!!! That seems to be the missing link. Thanks ever so much. :)
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luxury of being that current. Accordingly, it appears that I am going
to have to parse the raw post data and enter it into either an ordered
hash or an array. My question is, how would I go about doing that?
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# Assuming that the model really is called Model,
It isn't. I chose that name for illustrative purposes.
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.eval('record.'+key)=value
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Apparently, having the eval on the LHS of an assignment doesn't work.
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existing data. Obviously, the big hang up is, "How do I cycle
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I wanted to correct an error that I made in a prior post just in case
anyone is or will be following this. My fix was to make the database
writable by the user, "nobody" rather than the user the smtp server
was running as. Sorry for the mis-spoke.
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works just fine. I just
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that data to the database. It is that write to the database that is
being blocked.
> well they all run within the same mongrel-process (I guess)...
I don't know whether it's relevant; but, I'm running passenger.
Thanks for
f my other
Rails methods have no problem writing to the database. So, I'm a bit
perplexed. More importantly, before I go off changing permissions on
the database, I'm wondering if anyone has any insight on what's going
on here, why I would suddenly be seeing this issue and what t
be really nice if I had an
object so that I could conveniently get at the respective
components.
In any event, you've been most helpful. The proof of the pudding is
in the eating, and IT WORKS! Thanks a batch for the help.
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> HTH,
It helps a lot. I'm still having problems; but, I'm definitely past
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> This was a bug in some versions of Rails (2.3.? I think). I believe
> it is fixed in current Rails.
I am running 2.3.2. Apparently that is an affected version. Anyway,
glad to understand the issue.
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le commentary I could find deals with clearing caches, etc. I'm
just wondering if anyone has figured out exactly what it is that
causes FF to come to this conclusion and what we need to do in order
to keep it from making such erroneous determinations.
Thanks for any input.
what does /2 or /5.5 represent to ruby?
in a division caclulation: x / 5.5
if you only put a space between x and the /, then
the console hangs
in irb it does this:
irb(main):014:0> x = BigDecimal("10.00")
=> #
irb(main):015:0> x * 5
=> #
irb(main):016:0> x / 2
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son, the option is not exercised in the intervening
line 2, it leaves me to wonder if the author of the code knows
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Interesting. The procedure that you describe is much different than
what I expected. So, I guess that I'm not surprised that what I did
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what might work? Also, I fully
recognize that global variables are to be avoided (but it sure works
fine :) ). Does anyone have a suggestion as to what I might use to
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I have a hunch that my problems are in some way related to the use of
the 'builder' template format which I have never even heard of
before. Anyway, can someon
Does this mean that I should setup a read.csv view to
render the document in csv, or what?
I don't seem to have enough basic knowledge to get started
understanding this. I would really appreciate it if someone could
help me get started off in the right dir
Is there some way that I can render text in a new frame?
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. It certainly seems like an easy procedure.
The thing about perturbing, "the AUTOINCREMENT key generation
algorithm" scares me. Do I really need to be concerned? Is there a
better way to accomplish this objective?
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can
get at the value of the parent field in topic. Anyone have any
suggestions?
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if the new value for this column is zero, it is not updated and the
old value is retained.
I'm sorry. I seem to be encountering more than my share of bizarre
situations lately. Does anyone have any thoughts? Thanks.
the
particular controller involved is what seems to be needed. My
question is: Is that the way to do it; or, is there a better way?
I'm concerned about breaking the class chain setup by Rails. Maybe
it's no big deal; but, I'd like to know that for sure.
Thanks for a
the 3ed to the last
line, the disk file confirms that it is actually accessing the first
record in the DB. I can't figure out why that is. It's like a bad
dream from which I expect to awake any moment. I do hope that it
hasn't been a long day an
Am I missing something?
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Cheers -- I was being a total spoon.
All I needed to do was to require it normally -- thought I'd tried that,
but must have prepended it with a slash out of habit the first time, or
something.
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I've tried direct requires, adding to the config.load_paths in the
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I did something similar years ago, but I'm damn'ed if I can remember
how, so any help would be very gratefully received.
Cheers,
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this seems to have worked for me:
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>
> I get exactly the same error.
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> When
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