What does @user contain? When you say in 'front of' do you mean to proceed
as a word or to be concatenated?
Depending on the context, if you are building a string, eg, wrapped with "
", I find #{} really useful: "Some text #{@user(.prehapsSomeFieldValue)}
and more user name comment".
Sending a Notification? Check how and what you are sending on .deliver
(old: deliver_), presumably a model object, then check your notifier
model. Then check your html.erb corresponding to the Notifier def name.
Liz
On Saturday, June 6, 2015 at 1:43:44 PM UTC-4, Ruby-Forum.com User wrote:
>
> I haven't found guidance on this question anywhere, which I supposed
> would be a common one:
>
> How can I go about creating a system where if I put the @symbol in front
> of a user name in a comment that that user would receive a notification?
>
> I have my MVC's for comments, notifications, and users.
>
> Or if you think it would be easier to do it where when a user comments
> on a post that every comment thereafter on that post would send him a
> notification?
>
> What do you think would be better/easier?
>
> Do you any suggestions on how I can get started on this?
>
> Thanks :)
>
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