About a month ago I ran into a case where I needed to know if an AR
object's association exists dynamically. I was building a CMS Engine.
I thought maybe this was a one off, but last week I found out my co-worker
also had a need for this in the CMS he was building. So I've come to the
Nicolas, for a PR, do you feel like we should:
1) accept a backwards-incompatible change and begin nesting under “views:”
2) create a sort of lookup hierarchy like in ActiveRecord model
translations that first looks in “views:” then the current path
3) keep the same default but introduce
I think it's fine adding a default namespace for such lookups, it should be
preferred over the non-namespaced version (eg in docs and everywhere), but
I don't think we need to actually break existing functionality.
We could just add this and leave the existing one in place as a fallback,
or
On Nov 6, 2014, at 12:33 AM, Danny Sperry danny.spe...@gmail.com wrote:
About a month ago I ran into a case where I needed to know if an AR object's
association exists dynamically. I was building a CMS Engine.
I thought maybe this was a one off, but last week I found out my co-worker
This is a combined feature-bug request, and, ironically, it's due to
Microsoft's error.
*Problem*: Windows 95, 98, 2000, 2003 server and XP are unable to display
the correct diacritics for Romanian language. Instead, these versions were
projected to use some Turkish diacritics. The correct
I find it a bit odd that validates_uniqueness_of always hits the database
even when the attribute we are concerned with has not changed. It's easy
enough to add a dirty checking condition to a uniqueness validation, but it
seems like this should be the default behavior and always running the
Can this be done by using a middleware? If so, I'd say you could start a gem
that injects this into middleware stack.
While I see that this error is legit, I don't think the fix will be in Rails
Core because the core team (that I don't think anybody knows Romanian) would be
suitable to
I don't know if I'm the proper person, because I've never created a gem
before.
I'm an intermediate Rails programmer (more beginner than intermediate).
Also, I don't know much about middleware in Rails.
Please advise.
Regards,
Nicolae
vineri, 7 noiembrie 2014, 09:26:26 UTC+2, Prem
