Hello.
I'm trying to figure out if there is an easy way to do the following
short of adding to_i method to TrueClass/FalseClass.
Here is a dilemma:
I have a boolean field in my rails app - that is obviously stored as
Tinyint in mysql. However - I need to generate xml based of the data in
mysql
Gaspard,
thank you for a reply.
I checked out zena before, and while it is a good CMS in it's own right
I don't think I can use it as it would require me to rewrite a huge a
existing application, or write api hooks.
I was mostly looking for a RAILS WAY strategy to implement this. It
looks
Gaspard,
while we are on the subject i was recently considering different
systems, and while right now I'm using restful_authentication I looked
at authlogic as well.
Any particular reason you prefer it over other rails authorization
systems?
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Hello, everyone!
I was wondering if somebody has some insight on this issue.
[h]A little background:[/h]
I work for a midsize electronic manufacturing company with 2 people in
IT dept - a network admin and a developer (me).
We've been using rails to migrate from an old dBase and VB based
Hi, I was wondering if somebody has any pointer for me.
Here is what I have and trying to do.
Let's say I have 2 models
WorkOrder ( id, ref_number, desc) ( and a bunch of other fields)
OldRma ( id, ref_number, customer_data)
Work order is a big table that has all the info about the work
Also to clarify why I need this. I could run a second statement in
controller where I find the OldRma, but it's slower then running an
include, and OldRma - has other associations that need to be used, so an
include would give me an option to have everything in one variable -
which makes it
Frederick Cheung wrote:
On Aug 21, 12:16�am, nick ger rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net
wrote:
This obviously breaks cause there is no direct association between two
models.
�belongs_to with a foreign_key - won't work cause I can't change the
primary keys on models. Rails doesn't support
Fred,
Perhaps a diagram would explain it better:
http://www.gorbikoff.com/stuff/rails.png
the relationship I'm trying to recreate is in red.
You can see that I can't change the primary keys as they are already
used in other models. So I need to create a custom association here.
Nick
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Also the reason your previous suggestion wouldn't work, cause when you
specify foreign_key, rails assumes, that it's a primary key in the table
you are referencing. Which it is not. ref_number field is just a varchar
field , that while unique is not a primary key in the OldRma model, and
Also I don't want to add oldrma_id and work_order_id to tables - cause
then I have an extra variable to keep track off.
And has_many_and_belong_to wouldn't work, cause again I ref_number is
not a primary key on either table and it's their for history reasons.
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