This is a bit more verbose.
http://blog.methodmissing.com/2006/11/16/beyond-callbacks-for-complex-model-lifecycles/
On Dec 1, 8:54 pm, Dan Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dusty,
That may very well be it. I thought it was a longer list, but maybe
I'm just remembering the two lists (new vs.
Is this it?
http://didcoe.id.au/archives/finite-state-machines-in-rails
On Oct 27, 7:55 pm, Danimal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you, Robert! I'll have to try out foxmarks. I suspect that the
problem was PEBKAC... i.e. I probably thought that's a cool page, I
should bookmark it and for
Danimal,
Usually the best place to look is the actual source itself.
http://github.com/omghax/acts_as_state_machine/tree/master/lib/acts_as_state_machine.rb
Looks like this is what you are looking for
:entering
:entered
:exited
The entering and exiting methods call the @enter and @exit options
Robert,
I appreciate the fast response. Actually, though, there was a page
somewhere that showed the FULL lifecycle of a ruby model that goes
through before_save, validation, after_save, and all that along with
the AASM transitions when the bang (!) character is included and when
enters, exits,
Ahhh I see. Sorry, Im not familiar with that wiki you are talking
about. However I can solve your bookmarking problem if you happen to
use Firefox http://www.foxmarks.com/ :)
Good luck finding that wiki.
--
Robert Zotter
Zapient, LLC
Ruby on Rails Development and Consulting
Thank you, Robert! I'll have to try out foxmarks. I suspect that the
problem was PEBKAC... i.e. I probably thought that's a cool page, I
should bookmark it and for whatever reason did not. Heh.
Anyway... anyone else have an inkling about the page/wiki that I'm
talking about? Or was it just in a
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