Thanks Dave & Colin! That was how I had hoped it would work!
On Monday, June 24, 2013 10:54:14 PM UTC+10, Cameron Gilroy wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I'm working on a project that has users and groups, users can be members
> of a group *or* they can just be a user - what's going to be the best way
> to dea
Thanks Matt. That was the problem. At one point I had pulled those out, or
at least I thought I did. I guess thats why I was confused. Anyway. Thanks
For the help. I do have Michaels stuff. Its very good. My setters were a
rookie mistake.
One thing that I wish i could find more stuff about is
I ended up using
headers['Set-Cookie'] = 'cookiename=key=value@key2=value2;
domain=.domain.com; path=/'
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hi,
I'm trying to get a cookie to store in the format key=value@key2=value2 (
compatibility reasons over which I have no control ).
However, when the cookie get's set, it is stored as
key%3Avalue%40key2%3Avalue2 which is what the CGI.escaped version
of key=value@key2=value2 looks like.
How
I'm working a group of Bay Area companies with fun company culture and
great compensation—Chartboost, Everlane and Triggit.
Chartboost is based in downtown SF and just raised $19 million in funding
from Sequoia Capital. They want a Sr. Ruby Developer to join their small
team of engineers—guys
It sounds like you might want to implement an offline app instead. There is
browser support in most browsers for appcache to make all your assets
available offline, and there is the javascript call navigator.onLine that
will tell you if you are offline or not. You'll have to create and maintain
an
On 24 June 2013 20:59, Colin Law wrote:
> On 24 June 2013 17:49, John Merlino wrote:
>> I have two hex values and expect back the value "3007"
>>
>>
>> What pack does is take the array of hexes and formats them into a string (if
>> ASCII representation, then ASCII character, otherwise the raw hex
On 24 June 2013 17:49, John Merlino wrote:
> I have two hex values and expect back the value "3007"
>
>
> What pack does is take the array of hexes and formats them into a string (if
> ASCII representation, then ASCII character, otherwise the raw hex as
> string). Then I take the string of hexes a
I have been working on the search form for my app. The advanced search
works fine, however I am unable to get the regular search form to work.
It should be able to search the entire user database, and I should be
able to string keywords together. For example if I search the term "no
kids" it should
Here is the scenario
Scenario: Successful login
Given an unauthenticated visitor
When visitor goes to /users/login
And fills in Email with: amitpandya
And fills in Password with: amitpandya
And clicks the Login button
Then amitpandya should be logged in
And page sho
On Sunday, 23 June 2013 20:22:26 UTC-7, Bob O wrote:
>
> This is the TransactionAttributes
>
> module TransactionAttributes
>
> def success
> success
> end
>
> def success=(success)
> self.success = success
> end
>
That's the problem right there - this method is calling itself. I
I have some information about handleOpenURL with IOS<4.2 for delegate
file
and applicationpenURL:sourceApplication:annotation with IOS >=4.3
I don't konw how to use this method in ROR
someone can solve for me this question ,please
Thanks
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Boopathi Rajaa wrote in post #1113443:
> I compiled Ruby from source, and installed it to /opt/ruby/ .
> The purpose is to have two versions of Ruby 1.9 and Ruby 1.8 ... Certain
> users can use 1.9
>
> After creating a rails app (rails new app) , When a script performs
> `bundle
> install`, the gem
You could use rvm or rbenv instead.
On Jun 24, 2013 10:05 PM, "Boopathi Rajaa" wrote:
> I compiled Ruby from source, and installed it to /opt/ruby/ .
> The purpose is to have two versions of Ruby 1.9 and Ruby 1.8 ... Certain
> users can use 1.9
>
> After creating a rails app (rails new app) , Whe
I have two hex values and expect back the value "3007"
What pack does is take the array of hexes and formats them into a string
(if ASCII representation, then ASCII character, otherwise the raw hex as
string). Then I take the string of hexes and unpack them, that is, get the
unsigned int repre
haxuan lac wrote in post #1113439:
> I want to build Application with ROR
> and this App can integrate with Object same as Client
> But I don't know how to build it
> Please give me some advice for it.
> Thanks.
You might want to try this:
https://github.com/RestKit/RestKit
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I compiled Ruby from source, and installed it to /opt/ruby/ .
The purpose is to have two versions of Ruby 1.9 and Ruby 1.8 ... Certain
users can use 1.9
After creating a rails app (rails new app) , When a script performs `bundle
install`, the gems are trying to get installed in /opt/ruby/.
How
I want to build Application with ROR
and this App can integrate with Object same as Client
But I don't know how to build it
Please give me some advice for it.
Thanks.
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On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 10:11 AM, Colin Law wrote:
> If the user can only be a member of one group then use User belongs_to
> group.
Oh, good point. I was assuming (and you know what happens then!) that
a User could belong to many Groups.
-Dave
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On 24 June 2013 13:54, Cameron Gilroy wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm working on a project that has users and groups, users can be members of
> a group or they can just be a user - what's going to be the best way to deal
> with this?
If the user can only be a member of one group then use User belongs_to
grou
On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 8:54 AM, Cameron Gilroy wrote:
> users can be members of a group or they can just be a
> user - what's going to be the best way to deal with this?
has_many :through seems perfect for this, given the many-to-many
nature and the possibility you'll want to have additional in
Hi
I'm working on a project that has users and groups, users can be members of
a group *or* they can just be a user - what's going to be the best way to
deal with this?
I understand the normal has_many relationship just not sure how to do this
one. Will try to post some code snippets tomorrow.
Hello. I write open source CMS (Constructor) on Rails 4. Version of project
is 0.7.3 now. I wanted to tell about it when version 1.0.0 will be released
but I can't wait )).
RoR developers, please look http://github.com/ivanzotov/constructor. This
CMS has interesting template system, that allow y
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