> namespace :Geo do
> desc 'Update cartcid with longitude and latitude information'
> task :add_cartcid_coordinates => :environment do
> include GeoKit::Geocoders
> c = Cartcid.find_by_sql(["SELECT address FROM cartcid WHERE
> ADDRESS IS NOT NULL"])
> begin
> c.each { |cartcid|
> loc = MultiGeocoder.geocode(c.address)
> c.lat = loc.lat
> c.lng = loc.lng
> c.update
> puts "updated cartcid #{c.nome} #{c.address} =>
> [#{loc.lat}, #{loc.lng}]"
> }
> rescue
> puts $!
> end
> end
> end
Still wrong... you did the exact same thing as before in another way...
> c = Cartcid.find_by_sql(["SELECT address FROM cartcid WHERE
Given your code, "c" is an array (of Cardcid's) - and the Array class
does not have an address attribute.
> c.each { |cartcid|
Given this line, you are processing each individual element in "c" in a
variable named "cartcid"
> loc = MultiGeocoder.geocode(c.address)
Now you are referencing the array "c" again!!! Just like you were doing
in your earlier post. That line needs to be:
loc = MultiGeocoder.geocode(cartcid.address)
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