Rick Lloyd wrote:
> Not sure I understand your problem...
>
> I don't see any mention of UsersController#save anywhere in either
> restful_authentication/lib/... or in the controllers and views created
> using script/generate authenticated User Sessions --options...
The save method is the original ActiveRecord save method. It doesn't
have to do anything with acts_as_state_machine! ;-)
Just look at the following to see what I mean:
josh$ script/console
Loading development environment (Rails 2.1.0)
>> record = User.new({ :login => 'quire', :email => '[email protected]',
>> :password => 'quire', :password_confirmation => 'quire' })
=> #<User ... activation_code: nil, state: "passive" ...> # No
activation code, state is passive
Why is the state passive? In my opinion it should be pending because of
this line:
acts_as_state_machine :initial => :pending
And because in my opinion it should be pending, it should also have an
activation code:
state :pending, :enter => :make_activation_code
However, it doesn't so far.
>> record.save
=> true
>> record
=> #<User ... activation_code:
"996b495dcbb15a61cdda19ef5da07a78b27dff87", state: "pending" ... >
Well, after calling ActiveRecord's save method it seems to have changed
to the pending state, and the activation_code is available. Looks quite
good, so far.
In my opinion, the activation_code should now also be saved to the DB.
So let's check this:
>> record.reload
=> #<User ... activation_code: nil, state: "pending" ... >
So here we have the problem! The activation_code is nil again! No idea
why, but it's nil!
The only way to get this stuff to work is by calling the "register!"
method:
josh$ script/console
Loading development environment (Rails 2.1.0)
>> record = User.new({ :login => 'quire', :email => '[email protected]',
>> :password => 'quire', :password_confirmation => 'quire' })
=> #<User id: nil, first_name: nil, last_name: nil, login: "quire",
email: "[email protected]", remember_token: nil, crypted_password: nil,
password_reset_code: nil, salt: nil, activation_code: nil,
remember_token_expires_at: nil, activated_at: nil, deleted_at: nil,
state: "passive", created_at: nil, updated_at: nil>
>> record.register!
=> true
>> record
=> #<User ... activation_code:
"f8395f836ec66c9db966da457ba19cdf5f29dd0a", state: "pending" ... >
>> record.reload
=> #<User ... activation_code:
"d5402915503a0c3f1a9eb984c116bc0ae4c07877", state: "pending" ... > # The
activation_code stays now
This doesn't make any sense to me. The only thing that "register!" does
is changing the state from "passive" to "pending":
event :register do
transitions :from => :passive, :to => :pending, :guard => Proc.new
{|u| !(u.crypted_password.blank? && u.password.blank?) }
end
OK, this sounds reasonable, but then I don't understand, why and where
the state is changed when calling save (it's exactly the same transition
from "passive" to "pending" as when calling register!), and why the
activation_code gets lost in this case...?
Looks everything really strange to me... You see my problem now?
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