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Srinivas Iyer wrote:
> Thanks Marnen for your Suggestions
>
> Out of the two solutions you have suggested , which one will provide
> better performance ,
I have no idea.
>
> If i create the PHP app as an external Web Service and and call the
> method , My application should always
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
> On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 9:00 PM, Marnen
> Laibow-Koser wrote:
>
>> I do understand that it might be useful to do
>>
>> @hassan.set_alarm_clock(AbstractTime.new(:hour => 7, :minute => 0))
>
> It might, but it isn't to me, and it *isn't the use case I described*.
>
> "Wh
Thanks Marnen for your Suggestions
Out of the two solutions you have suggested , which one will provide
better performance ,
If i create the PHP app as an external Web Service and and call the
method , My application should always be dependent on the Apache Server
and this may afftec
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 9:00 PM, Marnen
Laibow-Koser wrote:
> I do understand that it might be useful to do
>
> @hassan.set_alarm_clock(AbstractTime.new(:hour => 7, :minute => 0))
It might, but it isn't to me, and it *isn't the use case I described*.
"What time do you typically get up?" How sim
Brian wrote:
> This is a two part question. Which type of locking should I use
> (optimistic vs. pessimistic) and then how do I account for locking in
> my tests?
>
> My scenario is essentially the purchase of a unique item where the
> first person to click "Buy" gets the item
[...]
I doubt tha
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
[...]
> Gah. I give up. That's like saying you can't discuss the abstract idea
> of "pancakes" without specifying the meal they will be (or were) eaten
> at.
Not quite. I can discuss the abstract idea of pancakes without
mentioning ingredients, but if I want to make some
It works know , thank you
i come up with this
= text_field_with_auto_complete :projecttag, :name,{:value
=>"555"},{:skip_style => true}
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This technique works well. I'm able to reimplement save (or save!) to
simulate pretty much any race condition I want to handle. I ended up
with something like this:
# mock save to simulate another user getting there first.
sneaky_user = users(:brian)
ItemForSale.send(:define_method, :save
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 8:28 PM, Marnen
Laibow-Koser wrote:
> A clock time cannot be a useful without a time zone -- even if that time
> zone is set to a sensible default, it's still *there*.
Gah. I give up. That's like saying you can't discuss the abstract idea
of "pancakes" without specifying
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
[...]
> And that's 100% silly. If I say that I typically get up at 7:00, it's
> totally
> irrelevant where I am. I get up at 7 in San Jose. I get up at 7 in New
> York. I get up at 7 in Frankfurt. I get up at 7 in Ubud. It's 7 hours
> after
> midnight wherever I happen to
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 6:24 PM, Marnen
Laibow-Koser wrote:
>> "what time will you get up tomorrow" and "what time do you typically
>> get up" seem pretty obviously different to me... :-)
>
> True. But even here, there's a time zone. If I get up at 7:30 Pacific
> Time tomorrow instead of 7:30 E
Hello guys and girls, I have a problem with a method (new), it is
using 100% of CPU for 15/20 seconds. Follow the method below:
http://pastie.org/537568
## kits_controller.rb
def new
@page_title = 'Add a Kit'
@kit = Kit.new
@num_itens = 16
@kit_inclusions = Array.new
@num_itens.times { @
Hmm.. check the obvious stuff - that the user account exists and you
have the correct username and password - if you do and everything
database wise looks ok, can you post a bit of the log?
On Jul 13, 4:06 pm, Brian wrote:
> No, I think my app is there. Now it looks like there's a problem with
Michael Williams wrote:
[...]
> My concern(s) then revolve(s) around protecting code and update models
> (registration codes, etc.) for multiple independently deployed Rails
> applications.
There was a thread on this topic not long ago. Probably the best way to
protect source code is to use J
Hi All,
I'm writing a Rails application which will have reasonably regular
updates -- nothing abnormal here. I face a problem, however, due to
the distribution model. Basically the application will be sold for
stand-alone "intranet" installation due to its "add-on" nature (it's
basically a web
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
[...]
> "what time will you get up tomorrow" and "what time do you typically
> get up" seem pretty obviously different to me... :-)
True. But even here, there's a time zone. If I get up at 7:30 Pacific
Time tomorrow instead of 7:30 Eastern Time, I will miss my appointme
I have fixed this problem. This is related to the issue that I tried to name
some classes with reserved name "test". Thanks all!!
2009/7/13 gaoxh gaoxh04
> sorry, i didn't get it.. how can i fix this problem?
>
> 2009/7/13 Gavin
>
>
>> Xiahong,
>>
>> The message "Test is not a module" is the er
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 4:47 PM, Marnen
Laibow-Koser wrote:
>> What time do you normally wake up? 7:00 would be one answer :-)
>> No date or TZ associated with that...
>
> I don't really think I agree. When I go to sleep tonight, I will get up
> at 7:30 a.m. Eastern Time (not Pacific or Central
Buzz Hill wrote:
> To Everyone,
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> When you are confused about something, it is sometimes hard to distill
> all your thoughts down to the essence of the issue and ask the right
> question. But I am trying to define a CONSTANT using the result of an
> instance method
sorry, i didn't get it.. how can i fix this problem?
2009/7/13 Gavin
>
> Xiahong,
>
> The message "Test is not a module" is the error you want to address.
>
> I'd check that your test helper doesn't have "include Test" or maybe
> Test.module_eval someplace in it.
>
> :S
>
>
>
> On Jul 13, 3:15 p
To add another book to the three initially mentioned ( which are all
very good ! )
Ruby on Rails Bible ( released late last year ! )
http://www.amazon.com/Ruby-Rails-Bible-Timothy-Fisher/dp/0470258225
http://www.rubyonrailsbible.com/
cheers, Dave Porter
On Jul 14, 4:44 am, "Älphä Blüë"
wrote:
To Everyone,
Thanks for your help.
When you are confused about something, it is sometimes hard to distill
all your thoughts down to the essence of the issue and ask the right
question. But I am trying to define a CONSTANT using the result of an
instance method and Ruby just doesn't allow that
Thanks to all for your replies. All very good.
As I mentioned in my reply to Fred, I ended up using STI for this.
Without knowing it is pretty much what I was doing manually. The built
in functionality allows me to not have to do the final 'find' by hand
and retrieves the record through the corre
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 10:31 AM, JannaB wrote:
>
> This is an interesting problem:
>
> I have a view that has a div that gets replaced by innerhtml using a
> settimer() in js.
>
> The settimer() invokes a js function (makemytable())that creates a
> table in html based on json data that gets writ
Announcing the release of the External Search Sources Rails Engine
developed by Katipo Communications (http://katipo.co.nz) for Kete
(http://kete.net.nz), and funded by Digital New Zealand (http://
digitalnz.org.nz) and Katipo.
http://github.com/kete/external_search_sources
What
Hi Fred,
Just [re]discovered about STI right after my answer to the first
reply. I made the necessary changes to the users table, tried it and
it worked quite fine when I fixed the kinks trying to access the value
with user.type. Once I figured that one out everything worked as
expected.
Thanks.
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
> On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 2:38 PM, Matt Jones wrote:
>
>> I'm somewhat curious what makes sense for a dateless, zoneless time.
>
> What time do you normally wake up? 7:00 would be one answer :-)
> No date or TZ associated with that...
I don't really think I agree. When
Not sure if you got this answered but a guess would be because the
flash hash is persisted only across the same domain... your subdomain
doesn't see the flash message.
On Jun 22, 12:39 pm, Oliver Nightingale wrote:
> Yeah, I should have mentioned that sorry.
>
> I can display flash messages,
Pepe Junty wrote:
[...]
> fulltext search. each database or indexing tool requires a different
> implementation.
Sure, but isn't there an abstraction layer just like with basic SQL in
ActiveRecord?
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Älphä Blüë wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to put together a comprehensive list of IDEs and Editors for
> Rails that people enjoy using.
[...]
Please, let's not start another thread on this. There's lots of info in
the list archives if one bothers to search.
Best,
--
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http:
Srinivas Iyer wrote:
> Hi all ,
>
> I have a small doubt , Can we call a php function in Rails . Is there
> any
> Interpreter or a Bridge in which Rails application can talk to a Php
> File
Not as such. I'd suggest either of the following two options:
* Treat your PHP app as an external
I was thinking about writing a rack middleware which would dump each
request and response coming into a server, but I thought that surely
something like that must surely already exist.
I'd like to write somthing like this:
http://bit.ly/lot3d
to a log file.
My googling skills are failing me in
Ashrafuz Zaman wrote:
> Have you tried,
>
> class Audit < ActiveRecord::Base
> belongs_to :auditor, :class_name => 'User', :foreign_key =>
> 'auditor_id'
> belongs_to :tenant, :class_name => 'User', :foreign_key =>
> 'tenant_id'
> end
>
> class User < ActiveRecord::Base
> has_many :audito
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 2:38 PM, Matt Jones wrote:
> I'm somewhat curious what makes sense for a dateless, zoneless time.
What time do you normally wake up? 7:00 would be one answer :-)
No date or TZ associated with that...
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Hassan Schroeder hassan.schroe...@gmail.c
You may be interested in the _before_type_cast accessor - that will
let you read whatever the DB is actually returning.
I'm somewhat curious what makes sense for a dateless, zoneless time.
Either the app that consumes the data is *assuming* the missing info
(hard to do, as even time comparisons g
Yes - check out the Rails docs for discussion of Single-Table
Inheritance. The major change will be that your 'category' column will
be renamed to 'type', and you'll be able to skip the second find step.
--Matt Jones
On Jul 12, 10:43 am, pepe wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I found what I think is a slick
Try this:
named_scope :by_user_value, :include => :user, :order => 'users.value'
If you're not accessing the user association, you could also
use :joins instead of :include, but I'm guessing you'll need to load
those records anyways.
--Matt Jones
On Jul 12, 11:01 pm, 刘子嘉 wrote:
> Could someon
No, I think my app is there. Now it looks like there's a problem with
restful_authentication. I get my logon page and when I login, it
redirects me back to the login page. When I look at the log, it looks
like it's working; it's going through the SessionsController#create,
getting a Session ID,
As an extra add,
Netbeans more formerly is used with jRuby development. However, I do
not use jRuby so therefore I cannot comment on that piece within
Netbeans.
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Hi all,
I'm trying to put together a comprehensive list of IDEs and Editors for
Rails that people enjoy using. I want to append this list to the "New
to Rails" topic I've been expanding upon.
If you could take the time to list out your current IDE and editor and a
brief summary of why you enjoy
> Found anything good on Rails + Ajax yet? I
> can't decide whether to order Scott Raymond's book or not since the
> abstract seems to indicate I can learn the same things reading
> script.aculo.us reference material.
Well, I'm really glad you asked this particular question. I'm still
going th
2009/7/13 Renzo :
>
> Hi guys.. I want to learn Ruby on Rails.. Actually I already have a
> Computer Based Training CD in Ruby on Rails by Lynda.com.. But I'm
> having a hard time in deploying the requirement 'coz in the training
> video the speaker is working on Mac OS.. But I'm using Windows.. H
2009/7/13 Josh :
>
> Thanks for all the points and it is useful to think about the rails
> time not having time_of_day. I still am not sure my problem was clear.
> It seems to me that there should at least be a :emulate_datetime =>
> false sort of option like with booleans, ex.
>
> ActiveRecord::C
I have a thought ...
I could add a general respond_to to the end of my controller which
responds to every AJAX-request. However, I'm unsure how to do this.
I've tried a few things, but none of them seem to work the way I want
them to.
If this would work I would be able to evaluate flash[:warning
For those interested in the nitty gritty of performance, I just posted
part 1 of my Ultimate Ruby Performance test: Ruby vs. Rack vs.
Sinatra each running ERB, Builder, HAML and plain HTML.
http://www.ridingtheclutch.com/2009/07/13/the-ultimate-ruby-performance-test-part-1.html
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said that there's a one cl
Hi all ,
I have a small doubt , Can we call a php function in Rails . Is there any
Interpreter or a Bridge in which Rails application can talk to a Php File
and call a specific method from php file . Thanks in Advance
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I found a solution.
My fault was, that there where two validations with the same name -->
"def validate".
In found in the rails api the solution:
I have only to rename the validation blocks an then trigger the
validations with
" validate :block_name"
Here are my new tbl_banks.rb entries:
v
Thanks for all the points and it is useful to think about the rails
time not having time_of_day. I still am not sure my problem was clear.
It seems to me that there should at least be a :emulate_datetime =>
false sort of option like with booleans, ex.
ActiveRecord::ConnectionAdapters::MysqlAdapte
Don't forget the official Rails Wiki - http://wiki.rubyonrails.org.
Lots of good info there.
On Jul 13, 2:09 pm, Brian wrote:
> So yes, it's important to write your topic with something specific and
> interesting so that the experts want to read and help. But with some
> luck, you'll still get
No problem. It sounds to me like there is a bare Rails app there, not
your app.
Good luck - post back if you need more help :)
On Jul 13, 12:28 pm, Brian wrote:
> Nope, it's still there. Now I really feel like a dork. Also, my
> regular 'starting point' I had been using was a different page,
So yes, it's important to write your topic with something specific and
interesting so that the experts want to read and help. But with some
luck, you'll still get views with a poorly written topic. There's a
better (in my opinion) reason to be specific -- to help the people who
have the same iss
Thanks for the pointer! I modified the codes.yml file to look like
this (below) and now it inserts ordered list with sequential ids. I
had to try it several times to get the spacing right.. I had two
spaces (no tabs) in front of the key:value pair initially, but it
needed four spaces instead.
=
I still haven't found how to do this. The only thing I could think
about was adding a .rjs file for the controller to /app/layouts, but
that doesn't work.
Anyone?
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I'd also recommend princexml if you can afford it. And I'm a big f/
oss proponent. Been using it on a couple of apps for clients in the
past couple of years and have been very happy with results. The
coverage of (standard) print-related css is very good. I can't tell
you how much time has been
Thanks Champs ..
Got it .. :)
Colin Law wrote:
> 2009/7/13 Hemant Bhargava :
>>
>> How can i call a function/method defined in a controller into another
>> view .. ?
>
>
> Possibly put the method in the model instead.
>
> Colin
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This is an interesting problem:
I have a view that has a div that gets replaced by innerhtml using a
settimer() in js.
The settimer() invokes a js function (makemytable())that creates a
table in html based on json data that gets written on the server every
2 seconds.
So, every 2 seconds, the ta
Nope, it's still there. Now I really feel like a dork. Also, my
regular 'starting point' I had been using was a different page, and it
is loading.
However, now it looks like my data isn't there. I'm loading a couple
of lookup tables in the migrations (I know now that is discouraged,
but I'm st
Maybe I'm not understanding what you're sending as a val for @field,
because if it's a string of the model attribute name, it should work:
$ script/console
>> klass = Klass.find(:first)
=> #
>> klass.foo
=> "bar"
>> klass["foo"]
=> "bar"
>> klass["foo"] = "biz"
=> "biz"
>> klass["foo"]
=> "b
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
> Like what? I confess that I'm extremely hard-put to think of a mySQL
> feature that PostgreSQL doesn't have. (Syntax is sometimes different,
> but you probably shouldn't be writing literal SQL in a non-portable way
> in Rails.)
fulltext search. each database or i
Jeff Burlysystems wrote:
> Another alternative:
>
> ...
> @meta[field] = content
> ...
>
> Jeff
>
> On Jul 13, 9:32�am, Dan Berger
I tried that one, and it didn't work ... error message said Ruby
couldn't translate {field} into an integer, even though I wanted a
string But thanks.
Another alternative:
...
@meta[field] = content
...
Jeff
On Jul 13, 9:32 am, Dan Berger
wrote:
> Jamey Cribbs wrote:
> > How about:
>
> > @meta.send("#{field}=", content)
>
> > Jamey
>
> > On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 4:31 PM, Dan
>
> That's it. Thanks!
> --
> Posted viahttp://www.ruby-forum.
Jamey Cribbs wrote:
> How about:
>
> @meta.send("#{field}=", content)
>
> Jamey
>
>
> On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 4:31 PM, Dan
That's it. Thanks!
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After diving into a few mentioned scenarios (thanks Frederick) the
polymorphic_path and polymorphic_url is what i was looking for.
thanks guys
B
On Jul 13, 7:40 am, Bob O wrote:
> Let me see if i can be more clear, and i will try some of the
> suggested solutions
>
> Im trying to make the rout
E. Litwin wrote:
[...]
> If you have a graphing requirement for the mobile browser version
> (which you may not even have - don't know what your application is),
> then the Flash requirement will be an issue.
I think you missed my point. First of all, I was using mobile browsers
only as an exa
I suppose you want use the omap YAML type. Read about it in
http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/Fixtures.html and in
http://yaml.org/type/omap.html.
Regards.
Franco Catena.
On Jul 13, 12:34 pm, khagimoto wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to load data into my mysql table using the following:
>
> ==
I am attempting to test a stand-alone script. I wish to call the script
from inside the test framework, passing it a variety of command line
arguments, and verify the results.
The difficulty I have is that the testing framework I am using,
cucumber, holds db updates inside an incomplete db trans
I personally use fusion charts but only because my site "requires" flash
in order to use the interactive media in my subscription model. So, as
Marnen suggested, if you don't require flash on your site, you might not
want to use fusion charts.
If you do happen to use fusion charts, and your s
I'm thinking along the lines of:
libs/
.. calculations.rb
= which would run calculations for standard deviation and variation on
data provided to it...
libs/tasks/
.. calculations.rake
desc "Calculate Ratings"
task :calculate_all_ratings => :environment do
calculate_rushing = RushingOffens
I use (and like) FusionCharts, but I am only developing internal
applications so I can control/require what is on my users desktops.
If you have a graphing requirement for the mobile browser version
(which you may not even have - don't know what your application is),
then the Flash requirement wi
Peter De Berdt wrote:
> On 13 Jul 2009, at 09:55, Sandip Ransing wrote:
>
>> I wanted to convert .html file into .pdf.
>>
>> is there any rails plugin ??
Prince looks great if you can afford it. Some of the folks at my local
users' group mentioned a couple other options (which I haven't yet
Janna Brossard wrote:
> But frankly, it really appears to me that fusion charts is the best
> looking. Am I mistaken? Do you guys see a better open source solution?
I would urge you not to use Fusion Charts. For simple images like
charts, there is no need to require your users to install Flash
Hi all,
I'm getting into the meat of my application, namely transitional
calculations between statistical tables. As a brief overview:
37 categorical statistics tables (independent data from one another) but
each belongs to an inheritance_template.rb model with
self.abstract_class = true so tha
ms wrote:
[...]
> What to do now? How would you argue? Should I use a join model anyhow
> or should I really decide to model the membership in the second way?
You should use a junction table and habtm or has_many :through.
Repeating fields may seem more intuitively appealing, but they are a
ter
gaoxh gaoxh04 wrote:
> is there any easy way to do this?
> For example, if i type in "ruby script/destroy model user", i have to do
> "svn delete filename" for multiple files.
If you had read the help text for script/generate and script/destroy,
you would know that -c will do what you want.
But
Did you remove index.html from your /public directory?
Sounds like it is still there.
On Jul 13, 10:35 am, Brian wrote:
> I am trying to deploy my first rails app with Dreamhost. I ftp'd over
> my existing app, turned on Passenger and pointed it to my /public
> directory. When I go to 'www.my
Xiahong,
The message "Test is not a module" is the error you want to address.
I'd check that your test helper doesn't have "include Test" or maybe
Test.module_eval someplace in it.
:S
On Jul 13, 3:15 pm, Xiahong Gao wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I ran into some problems during testing. The prob
I am trying to deploy my first rails app with Dreamhost. I ftp'd over
my existing app, turned on Passenger and pointed it to my /public
directory. When I go to 'www.mydomain.com' I get the 'Ruby on Rails:
Welcome aboard' default page, including the following:
Getting started
Here’s how to get r
Hello,
I'm trying to load data into my mysql table using the following:
load_codes_data.rb
require 'active_record/fixtures'
class LoadCodesData < ActiveRecord::Migration
def self.up
down
directory = File.join(File.dirname("MY_DIR_NAME"), "data")
Fixtures.
2009/7/13 Hemant Bhargava :
>
> How can i call a function/method defined in a controller into another
> view .. ?
Possibly put the method in the model instead.
Colin
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Just a few more comments and nitpicks, in the hope of keeping this
thread as useful as possible...
Älphä Blüë wrote:
[...]
>
> There are numerous SMEs that assist with answering questions by the
> minute and it would do well to thank them and be appreciative of their
> help.
Indeed. (I thin
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 6:28 AM, Buzz
Hill wrote:
> class PaymentType
>
# Inside a class definition self is the class itself
# Note that another equivalent def statement would be
#
# def PaymentType.get_payment_types
#
# since PaymentTime also refers to the class itself.
> d
> So when you do this:
>
>class Something
> def self.greet
>puts "Hello from #{self}!"
> end
>end
>
> you're defining a method on the object self -- which happens
> to be, at that point in execution, the class object
> Something.
And just to beat the horse a little more,
On Mon, 2009-07-13 at 06:46 -0700, pl wrote:
> The problem is in the query:
>
> sqlite> SELECT * FROM "messages" WHERE ("messages"."to" = 3) ORDER BY
> created_at DESC;
> 23|Hoi Pepijn|7|3|true|2009-07-13 07:40:41|2009-07-13 13:13:45|t
> 22|Hoi testje|7|3|true|2009-07-13 07:21:44|2009-07-13 07:33
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 6:07 AM, mikej wrote:
>
> Yes, I've tried upgrading and reinstalling Xcode. Still the same
> problem,
Not a direct answer to your problem, but...
Until recently I was using the macports version of mysql, and was
frustrated by things like the OS X MySql preference pane no
Today's post revolves around communication and SME appreciation. SME's
are Subject Matter Experts and every language or platform discussion
groups have them. These are generally people that have a great deal of
experience and house a wealth of knowledge that they share with others
in the comm
Hi everyone,
I ran into some problems during testing. The problem was like:
root> ruby test/unit/game_test.rb
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/test/unit/assertionfailederror.rb:7: Test is not a
module (TypeError)
from /usr/local/lib/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:31:in
`gem_original_require'
is there any easy way to do this?
For example, if i type in "ruby script/destroy model user", i have to do
"svn delete filename" for multiple files.
2009/7/13 Terry Walker
>
> Files aren't automatically added or deleted in svn. You have to
> explicitly perform an "svn add filename" or "svn dele
> Almost. AFAIK, autotest used to work with both Rails' built-in tests
> and RSpec, but at some point the script was split. So now you use
> autospec for RSpec and autotest otherwise.
>
> Autospec and autotest are part of the ZenTest package, but ZenTest is
> more than just those scripts: it
Hi - need some help to pin this one.
Am upgrading a project to 2.3.2. Have changed has_finder to
named_scope. But I am getting an invalid mysql syntax error with a
finder that used to work
I have:
Batch
has_many :orders
has_many :line_items, :through=>:orders
Order
has_many :line_items
Lin
The problem is in the query:
sqlite> SELECT * FROM "messages" WHERE ("messages"."to" = 3) ORDER BY
created_at DESC;
23|Hoi Pepijn|7|3|true|2009-07-13 07:40:41|2009-07-13 13:13:45|t
22|Hoi testje|7|3|true|2009-07-13 07:21:44|2009-07-13 07:33:48|f
21|Hoi sjaak|7|3|true|2009-07-13 07:12:19|2009-07-1
Let me see if i can be more clear, and i will try some of the
suggested solutions
Im trying to make the route paths dynamic.
Lets say I have 2 models document, and article
I would have paths like
document_path(document), documents_path, new_document_path etc...
and similar for article
article_p
Thanks Sijo,
I ended up using something very similar:
pg_conn = self.connection.instance_variable_get(:@connection)
pg_conn.exec("COPY (#{sql}) TO STDOUT WITH CSV HEADER")
csv = []
while (line = pg_conn.getline) != "\\."
csv << line
end
pg_conn.endcopy
csv.join("\n")
It's a hack but it works
Well I am not sure if my solution is totally correct but I think I
have solved this for now with a simple rake task. I posted http://rtmatheson.com/2009/07/loading-a-single-fixture-in-
rails/" >how to run a single fixture in rails on my blog.
On Jul 13, 12:22 pm, Stewart wrote:
> Hello. I need
On Sun, 2009-07-12 at 21:28 -0700, JannaB wrote:
> I dont see anything in firebug that shows me what happens on a get or
> post -- just the static snapshot of the page in a nice, expandable
> tree view.
Firebug has several tabs. The one that shows you the tree you're
looking at is the HTML tab.
Files aren't automatically added or deleted in svn. You have to
explicitly perform an "svn add filename" or "svn delete filename".
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Hi pl,
On Mon, 2009-07-13 at 06:10 -0700, pl wrote:
> The strange thing is that Mongrel shows the right query:
> Message Load (0.6ms) SELECT * FROM "messages" WHERE
> ("messages"."archived" = 'false') AND ("messages"."to" = 3) ORDER BY
> created_at DESC
>
> But I don't see any messages anymor
Mark Preston wrote:
>
> I got it to work by changing my method in the mystuff_controller to look
> like this:
>
> require 'Mystuff'
>
> class MystuffController < ApplicationController
>
> def index
>
>@my = Mystuff.find( :all)
>
> end
> end
>
> The only change was to ch
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