I want to keep track of which user has read each SbPost so that I can build
a UI - similar to Google Groups' - that summarizes the status of each
thread (ie., topic) and changes the appearance of read posts. Can I get a
hint on a good way to approach this?
I am tempted to add an new activity
Closing the loop: I created a new model TopicViews to keep track of this
and added a filter to the TopicController to update it..
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Of course, I should have asked: 'anything I can do to help?' :-)
On Friday, November 30, 2012 1:57:51 PM UTC-8, Kevin Lawrence wrote:
Any idea when that merge might happen? I've run across a couple of little
bugs that are fixed on the rails3 branch but not the jquery-bootstrap
branch
I want to start customizing the look and feel of my app. I'm using the
jquery-bootstrap branch.
Any suggestions as to how I should approach this? Create a theme?
Copy-paste-edit the CSS from the CE plugin into my app?
TIA,
Kevin
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Thank you! I am making good progress adding my own css files and overridden
views.
Everything works great in development but I have had a series of problems
in production that I mostly fixed by adding more and more assets to the
precompile list like this:
config.assets.precompile +=
I plan to store user-entered data (comments, posts etc) in markdown instead
of html and to use the pagedown control (the jquery library that Stack
Exchange uses) instead of tinyMCE.
Has anyone else done this before? Would there be any interest from others
in using this? That is, is it worth me
Is there an easy fix for this?
DEPRECATION WARNING: You have Rails 2.3-style plugins in vendor/plugins!
Or (less-good) a simple way to suppress the warning?
Possibly related, when I do anything with rake it takes an age before it
gets started and performs the task I asked for. Anyone know
I'm trying to implement something like stackoverflow's tags popover, where
you can mouseover any tag and see the number of posts with that tag.
I'm trying to do something like this:
topic = Topic.first
topic.tags.each do |tag|
puts #{tag.name} #{tag.count}
end
But the count is never
