Paul Lynch wrote:
> Look at line 16 of sfar_commercial.rb. The error indicates that some
> variable (or return value) is nil when then code was expecting an
> integer. My guess is that it was trying to index an array with nil
> (hence the reference to '[]').
>
> On Jun 12, 1:54�pm, Caroline Blaker <[email protected]>
Ok - this line is as follows
property[:area] = data[map['area_display']]
Not surprisingly this would refer to one of the columns that I just
migrated out! Apparently the feed author has discontinued it and now
that my databases are updated I'm getting this error. But I *did migrate
it out. I suppose this file does not follow awareness of migrations.
In any case, is it OK just to comment out this line? I know that Ruby is
a sensitive system to a lot of scrap hap hazard cutting around the code.
But hey! that's what its there for right?
Thanks for all your help.
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