The new session id is created when the http request header contains
'Pragma'='no-cache' on our RoR environment. Our goal is that the session
id is preserved if the http request header contains 'Pragma'='no-cache'.
Please let us know how to preserve the session id.
The detailed sequence is shown be
Hi,
I am new to Ruby on Rails. I am practicing problems to better
understand coding. I understand the logic but I am not able to put in
proper codes. Could someone please solve the following problem for me?
oddball_sum
Write a function oddball_sum(numbers), which takes in an array of
integers
(Posted this on Reddit already, but I thought it might be interesting for
you guys)
Hey everyone,
This little gem I made uses the Telegram Bot API to easily send
notifications to your users via Telegram. As soon as a user starts your bot
(via a link in your app), they are stored in the datab
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"*Nossa recompensa se encontra no esforço e não no resultado. Um esforço
total é uma vitória completa*." [Ghandi]
2015-07-31 20:49 GMT+02:00 Pedro Sivero :
> Você sabe Ruby mesmo?
>
>
> https://ww
On Sunday, 2 August 2015 02:11:52 UTC-4, sanoy wrote:
>
> Random issue with my ruby on rails application out of the blue. I'm
> getting a 501 error each time a user tries to submit the form. This error
> does not occur when I'm running the app locally, it only occurs when I push
> to Heroku.
We encountered this exactly same problem this night. We've also called AWS
and they gave us the same answer: everything looks fine on your instance.
We have several applications using this same database, they all worked
fined except one. So It really looks like a problem in either mysql2 or
uni
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