so I am using jquery and updating a dom element with
$('#thelist').replaceWith(%= escape_javascript(render(:partial =
@deals)) %);
this works fine except it is not hitting the server so if @deals is
updated, it is not refreshing and showing the latest version. My
question is how to ajax this
Does anybody have any experience with this? I am having issues
installing it and running config.gem. Getting errors like could not
find gem etc when running rake to install it.
the two link references are:
http://kellysutton.github.com/bliptv/
http://github.com/kellysutton/bliptv/tree/master
below...
%= link_to_function post.title, Element.toggle('div 1') %
div id=div 1 style=display: none;
%= post.link %
/div
On Apr 8, 3:23 am, Frederick Cheung frederick.che...@gmail.com
wrote:
On Apr 8, 5:45 am, esdevs seanpdev...@gmail.com wrote: ok - I am trying to
do something seemingly
never mind - figured it out - the issue was in the div (and made them
dynamic through below)...works -- thanks!
h3%= link_to_function post.title, Element.toggle('#{post.title}')
%/h3
div id=%= post.title % style=display: none;
%= post.link %
/div
On Apr 8, 9:01 am, esdevs seanpdev
Brilliant on all accounts - thanks guys!!
sean
On Apr 8, 11:04 am, Frederick Cheung frederick.che...@gmail.com
wrote:
On 8 Apr 2009, at 15:31, Phlip wrote:
div id=%= post.title % style=display: none;
Just make sure that %= post.title % is unique for the page.
An id must conform to
ok - I am trying to do something seemingly straight forward.
Essentially I want to list out a bunch of items and for each item
individually, if the user clicks on it, the corresponding web link
will appear underneath -- if the user clicks on the item again, then
the weblink disappears. This
ok so I am trying to do something like the below to order by :joins (I
know the below won't work)...the only solution that I can fathom is
using something like find_by_sql - but I certainly would prefer a
simpler method...any suggestions?
User.find(:all, :joins = :deals, :group = 'rev',
so to clarify - I am trying to order by the sum of the items in a
column in a joined table between a certain date range.
On Mar 11, 7:06 pm, Frederick Cheung frederick.che...@gmail.com
wrote:
On Mar 11, 10:30 pm, esdevs seanpdev...@gmail.com wrote:
ok so I am trying to do something like
, which the error suggests is not defined.
2009/3/4 esdevs seanpdev...@gmail.com
so I am trying to sum month over month the amount that a user has
posted. So for example:
User 1: Jan $3000 Feb $4000 March $1500, etc. I can get this to work
if I sum totals (aggregate of all users) but just
...@googlemail.com wrote:
Have you setup relationships between the models, User has many DealGroups
and DealGroup belongs to User, or whatever is appropriate. Then you won't
need @deal_groups and can use user.deal_groups as you originally wrote.
2009/3/4 esdevs seanpdev...@gmail.com
ok so then I am where
of the plethora of tutorials
on basic Rails?
2009/3/4 esdevs seanpdev...@gmail.com
yes - the relationship is Deals belongs to User and User has many
Deals. So I even changed the code accordingly (from deal_groups to
deals) per below...what's wierd is that now I am getting an error
insight
On Mar 4, 5:23 pm, Colin Law clan...@googlemail.com wrote:
2009/3/4 esdevs seanpdev...@gmail.com
objecting to user.deals.keys
so yeah if I switch things up (and not iterate but rather define @user
as User.find(:first). It works great for the first user in the array
perfectly
') # = 4562
Cheers,
Robby
On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 3:42 PM, esdevs seanpdev...@gmail.com wrote:
right - so I could do something like
% for user in @users%
%= user.deals.collect(:rev).sum%
% end %
which gives the total sum of deals (but not yet iterated through
months which
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