Jason,
Since you have Rails installed, try generating a sample application
and booting the server. If that works, trying requiring a typical gem
(like will-paginate) and see if the app still works.
That might give us clues whether the problem is somehow with your
radiant config or with your whol
Jim,
Thanks for the urb clarification... When I check my version it kicks back
"1.3.5"... which I think is the latest version...
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Jason Bray
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On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 8:29 PM, Jim Gay wrote:
> Jason,
>
> Open a Terminal window and type: irb
> That's irb. (Type exit or quit end it)
> scr
Jason,
Open a Terminal window and type: irb
That's irb. (Type exit or quit end it)
script/console is similar, but it does it within the Rails environment
for your application.
Going back to Jeff's original request:
run "gem -v", what do you get back?
Have you opened a Terminal and typed:
Jeff,
Sorry it took me awhile to check on your suggestions...
My RubyGem version is: 1.3.5
I wasn't sure what "irb" was so I went diggin' through one of my ROR
books... you get irb running via script/console... when I run that I get
this message:
/Users/jaybray/Sites/example/config/boot.rb:138
Jason,
Well, those are good steps that you've taken.
I'm looking at my boot.rb file and the "load_rubygems" method. It
looks to me like the issue is with your RubyGems. If you're at the
command line and run "gem -v", what do you get back? It should be
something like 1.3.1.
Next, fire up irb a
Jeff,
Thanks for the advice. I am not using the built-in Ruby. I rolled my own
using the Hivelogic instructions for Leopard. I did double check to make
sure everything was updated properly and everything appears to be. I
started the Radiant install again from the beginning, made it all the way
Jason,
Are you using Leopard's built-in Ruby distribution? I remember there
being some complications there. You might try to update your version
of gems ("sudo gem update --system") and all your gems ("sudo gem
update"). If that doesn't get you anywhere, you might consider
installing a newer ve