Pab wrote in post #1027023:
@Tim thanks for your help, your idea works fine
thanks,
-pab
Thanks u all
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Fahim Babar Patel
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@Tim thanks for your help, your idea works fine
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hi,
still same error comes
undefined method 'list'
thanks,
-pab
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On 14 October 2011 14:35, Pab prabu.ne...@gmail.com wrote:
hi,
still same error comes
undefined method 'list'
Show us the current code and the error please.
Also please remember to quote the previous reply so we know what you
are replying to.
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in employee controller
def show
@stamp=Sale.new.list
end
in sale.rb model i am using
def self.list
@list=Sale.find(:all)
return @list
end
its shows following error
undefined method 'list'
thanks,
-pab
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Now you have the opposite problem... You are now calling list as an instance
method and you have it defined as a class method.
You need to do ONE of the following.
Define it as a class method, and call it as a class method:
def self.list
code
end
@list = Sale.list
Define it as an instance
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