Do you see the 'db:migrate:engines' task when you run 'rake -T' ? If
not, are you sure you've got the latest version of the engines plugin,
from http://svn.rails-engines.org/plugins/engines?
- james
On 7/27/06, freekyfashions <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> James Adam wrote:
> > On 7/24/06, freekyfa
*NO*
This is in my app/models/user.rb not the original user.rb file.
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Joe K wrote:
> It looks like the code below edits the original user.rb file, is this
> correct? I was looking at the original question, which is the same as
> mine, what's the best way to add something like "has_many :comm
James Adam wrote:
> Do you see the 'db:migrate:engines' task when you run 'rake -T' ? If
> not, are you sure you've got the latest version of the engines plugin,
> from http://svn.rails-engines.org/plugins/engines?
>
> - james
Hi,
I checked the tasks,I got only db:migrate.
Thanks for your
This is likely a painfully newbie-ish question, so please bare with me :)
I'm muddling through my first rails application, and decided to use the
Login Engine to handle user authentication. Now, according to the
README, I should be able to "use current_user method provided by
UserHelper", like so:
