What would cause this? The database has the correct settings for the
column and I can create a correct record using the rails console.
The only column type that works is decimal is that your case?
And gimme a link to your app so that I'll make it crash by inputting
decimal values that have a
Fernando Perez wrote in post #981446:
All in all, even if I had to endure a bit of trial and error, I really
like the way rvm works and keeps things confined.
If one day my ruby and/or gems go South I can simply rm -r ~/.rvm and
everything goes away so that I can start a fresh install
rvm sudo prompts me for my password, so I guess under the hood it's
triggering sudo, so why that it now have the proper permissions over
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I had no other choice to change the permissions on /opt/nginx to the
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/Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/mysql2-0.2.7/lib/mysql2/mysql2.bundle:
dlopen(/Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/mysql2-0.2.7/lib/mysql2/
mysql2.bundle, 9): Library not loaded: libmysqlclient.18.dylib
(LoadError)
Referenced from: /Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/mysql2-0.2.7/lib/mysql2/
mysql2.bundle
Do you have
group :development, :test do
gem 'ruby-debug'
end
in your Gemfile?
Sorta'
I actually have:
group :development, :test do
gem 'ruby-debug19'
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Are you using a ruby command to run the test, ie ruby options
some_file.rb? If so then use rdebug rather than ruby.
Indeed Colin, I just tried with rdebug and now the breakpoints are
honored. But it's a bit painful to use on a single test as the debugger
stops once when it hits the require
For some reason my debugger breakpoint is ignored when I run a single
test, but the debugger works in the development environment.
Is there anything that I may have missed transitioning from 2.x to 3.x
to make the debugger work during tests?
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TinyMCE is shit!
Oh and if you dare use it, remember to activate the option to not
convert special characters to html entities or your data is doomed.
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I used to have a videochat app on my website. People would register from
within the Rails app, then the Red5 server would simply access the
database to check for credentials.
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I tried, and received the same result:
User.group(:first_name)
The thing is, we group for a reason. So PostgreSQL is expecting that
reason to appear, e.g: count(), sum(), etc.
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Hi,
In order to trim my controllers down and keep the code in the correct
place, I am trying to refactor:
@user.travels.create(:name = ..., :date = ..., :ip = request,
etc)
to:
@user.travels.register(params, request)
So my questions are:
1) is create() an instance method of Travel? I
Thank you Frederick. I now know where and what to look for.
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Here is a simple request:
Visit.group(user_id)
And I get:
PGError: ERROR: column visits.id must appear in the GROUP BY clause
or be used in an aggregate function
If I add visits.id to the group by clause, then it asks me to add
another column, then another, then another. Basically I have to
Eureka!
The docs are incomplete. I obviously need to add a count, sum, etc
method for the grouping to make sense.
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Forget about autotest.
It looks cool in the screencasts, but it quickly becomes annoying.
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I cannot do the following on my freshly created and immaculate app:
$ rails g model Visitor
The name 'Visitor' is either already used in your application or
reserved by Ruby on Rails. Please choose an alternative and run this
generator again.
I checked the rails wiki, but Visitor doesn't appear
My bad I just realized that my app is called visitor and Rails3 uses
this name in various places.
I don't like this new convention, if I want to change the name of my app
I need to fix it in a few places.
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Why is your application escaping the image tag?
Because I do something such as:
%= link_to #{image_tag(cart.png)} Cart, cart_url %
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rainerfrey wrote in post #935581:
This has most likely to do with a problem which was posted to the core
mailing list here:
http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-core/browse_thread/thread/1fe3e88f9fe73177/
The culprit seems to be: I18n.locale is set to some value, if models
include a
I am developing a small blog with a cool feature to edit articles in the
page through ajax.
So I made my Raisl3 app load jQuery and opened AWDWR3 to learn whether
anything had changed.
So I create an RJS template: edit.js.rjs with:
page.replace_html(article_#{@article.id},
$(#article_%= @article.id %).update(%=
render('admin/articles/form') %);
My bad this line of code was a mix of Prototype and jQuery, here is the
correct line of code which works!
$(#article_%= @article.id %).html(%=render('admin/articles/form')
%);
I think I'm starting to find the light.
$(#article_%= @article.id %).html(%= render('admin/articles/form')
%);
Actually this does not work.
But If I do:
$(#article_%= @article.id %).html(hello world);
It works as expected. What's wrong?
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Wow there is some Rails magic going on.
If I replace the code in _form.html.erb by simple Hellow world, now
the div gets correctly updated.
Is Rails filtering, escaping, or preventing a form from updating my div
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Phil Crissman wrote in post #981622:
This is just a guess: try
$(#article_%= @article.id %).html(%= escape_javascript(
render('admin/articles/form') ) %);
Phil
YES!!!
Thank you very much Phil!
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I read a lot of stuff about rvm so I want to use it on my production
server, but which installation method should I use? site-wide?
I use a system wide deployment (
http://rvm.beginrescueend.com/deployment/best-practices/
)
Fred
Ok, so on my FreeBSD box, the site system wide install
$ sudo passenger-install-nginx-module
which will install in /opt/nginx.
Should I use a non sudo location or stick with sudo for nginx?
Argh! With rvm's normal installation I cannot use sudo.
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use rvmsudo.
Thanks!
So far so good.
Just a last question.
I have my own script to remotely update and maintain my apps (I don't
use capistrano and don't intend to do so). But when I want to remotely
run bundle install it can't find it. It's certainly
As a side note question, should Gemfile.lock be added to the repository
and uploaded to the production server?
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Adding a .rvmrc to the project did not help, neither did rvm 1.9.2 exec
bundle install.
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Ha!
Using ssh and gem env, I discovered that rvm was not loaded. So it's
definitely a bash_profile VS profile VS etc evil issue. God that's
painful.
So when in a script I use:
ssh -t blabla 'bundle install'
what kind of shell is created? Which files are loaded? Why can't I get
the same
This separation interactive/non-interactive is stupid to me, and
unnecessarily complicates things.
Is that related to bash? What if I use a different shell?
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work.
It seems that the following line is key and is not being loaded:
[[ -s $HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm ]] . $HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm
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I found a solution! In the script, do something such as:
source ~/.rvm/scripts/rvm bundle install
And it will work.
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All in all, even if I had to endure a bit of trial and error, I really
like the way rvm works and keeps things confined.
If one day my ruby and/or gems go South I can simply rm -r ~/.rvm and
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I have the following code:
%= link_to(image_tag(...)) %
The problem is that Rails sanitizes the images so it gets rendered as:
lt;img src=... /gt;
I could use html_safe, but that's painful and makes my code less
readable.
In Rails2 I could declare a whitelist such as:
Agile Web development With Rails 3 p.91 awkwardly addresses the issue by
using strip_tags() and skipping the explanation about how to let safe
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If I recall correctly, webrick doesn't support SSL. Mongrel neither.
You'll have to use Apache or Nginx for that.
Yes, SSL dev for Rails is a bit painful.
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With Rails3, it is no longer possible (well soon to be deprecated) to
do:
$ RAILS_ENV=test rake db:migrate
So what's the new way of doing it?
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Fernando Perez wrote in post #923012:
When I try to use multibyte characters in my rails controller I get an
invalid multibyte characters error
(rails_app/app/controllers/admin_controller.rb:6: invalid multibyte
char (US-ASCII)).
After I start the WEBrick server and go to
http://localhost
I see this:
$ ruby -e 'puts Encoding.find(locale)'
ASCII-8BIT
How to set the proper locale/encoding?
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From that url:
http://nuclearsquid.com/writings/ruby-1-9-what-s-new-what-s-changed.html
Ruby 1.9 can now properly read source code files encoded in formats
other than ASCII, as long as you declare it:
# coding: utf-8
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I have a problem with my bogus fields no longer highlighted by
fieldWithErrors.
In the railscasts video it works, but not on my app that I am currently
upgrading from 2.x to 3.0. In railscasts Ryan doesn't have to test
manually if the field has an error.
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Do you prefer attr_protected or attr_accessible?
I used to only use attr_accessible, but usually my model only has one
field to be protected, so it becomes a pain to write:
object.attr1 = ...
object.attr2 = ...
etc
I am considering the use of attr_protected with tests to make sure that
the
I have a Contact model that is a non activerecord model. I can use the
validation thanks to Rails3, but I do not in which section of
en.yml/de.yml I should localize the attributes of my Contact model.
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I read a lot of stuff about rvm so I want to use it on my production
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I use a system wide deployment (
http://rvm.beginrescueend.com/deployment/best-practices/
)
Fred
Thank you Fred, I had missed that page.
By the way I read that it is suggested to use a different user per
application. Therefore, is there a general rails deployment best
practices somewhere?
On my Leopard dev machine I have installed rvm+1.9.2 and everything
seems fine, function, rubygems, environment, etc.
But when I want to install my first gem (hint: rails 3) I get the
following error message:
$ gem install rails
ERROR: While executing gem ... (Errno::EACCES)
Permission
Fernando Perez wrote in post #979907:
$ gem install rails
ERROR: While executing gem ... (Errno::EACCES)
Permission denied - /Users/fernando/.gem/specs
From what I have read here and there, it seems that this directory was
chowned to root when I used evil sudo gem install
I delected
You can't do that accessing cookie.
You could create a button with an authentification data so that the
other website will receive the authentification data and can login a
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Hi,
Does anyone know about a Markdown parser (or why not textile) that can
automatically interpret a string that looks like http://...; as a
hyperlink?
I find it painful to type the square brackets and the parenthesis when I
just want to enter a short url that speaks for itself.
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Thanks! I am currently using rdiscount but had missed that feature when
reading the docs.
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You can also use the ruby helper autolink() on the return from whatever
parser you use.
rdiscount will be faster so I'll use it for that purpose, thanks for the
tip though; I never knew about that method before.
You can't imagine how easier my life has just become!
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You also have to search and replace all occurrences of Books. I hope you
have some tests to back you up.
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Programming is not generally about feelings.
I feel good when I use Ruby, I feel bad when I use PHP.
Stop sleeping with your computer!
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The thing is to make your rails app communicate with the broker's api.
Like any other webservice. There is nothing specific to trading except
the rails app will act as a daemon and will communicate all the time
with the web service.
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Hi,
What do you guys use to definitely handle decimal numbers? This is
getting me crazy!
I use BigDecimal, but it craps out of the input number is something like
14,53, Rails transforms it as 14.0
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Do you understand what it means?
It's probably a validates_uniqueness_of that adds that additional query.
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It should work. What makes you think it doesn't?
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You almost have it all correct, just in your view:
%= form_for([...@article, @comment]) do |f| %
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It seems Rails does it a bit differently. Anyway I was able to find a
solution:
http://gem-session.com/2010/03/how-to-use-the-comma-as-decimal-separator-in-rails-activerecord-columns-and-text-fields
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and then rendering a partial of the login form on the 'new' action of
users. Am I in the right direction?
Yes, simply render a partial for registration on login page or
vice-versa.
See this example: http://suivauto.com/login
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Awesome that solved it! Much appreciated :)
I fell into that trap a few times in the past, so now I can quickly
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Try creating a photo manually, so in script/console type:
Photo.create(:data = File.new(/path/to/a/file))
Also check the rails log file for any warning/error message, beware it
can be hard to spot in all the lines that get printed.
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There is a WARNING message in the log. Can't see it? I told you it was
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So to solve your problem or at least move a step forward, change Album
so that it reads:
attr_accessible :name, :photos_attributes
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Let's say I upload a pdf file. Imagemagick extracts all pages out of it
and stores the png images on the hard-drive. How to easily handle all
these generated files with Paperclip?
Has anyone done that before? Thanks for your advice
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Interesting approach. In particular problem you ran into in practice?
Too many files for the fs? Database blowing up? Other?
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It must be the ancient version of Rails we are using then. The
postgresql_adapter requires a gem (whatever version, postgres-pr,
ruby-postgres, etc) that calls itself 'postgres', and I imagine pg only
responds to 'pg'. Perhaps Rails 3.0 requires either postgres OR pg. It
So I created the postgres account blog and gave that account the
ability to create databases and users.
I guess this assumption is wrong.
How did you create the blog user in postgresql? You probably forgot an
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Robby Russell wrote:
On Apr 29, 2006, at 5:56 PM, Guido Sohne wrote:
Throws an exception due to the following SQL error: duplicate key
violates unique constraint.
Your primary key index isn't in sync or something.
SELECT MAX(id) FROM entities;
SELECT nextval('entities_id_seq');
I ran into this issue when I backuped a database and restored it back
into another system.
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I prefer [1] as it's less painful to write the views.
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Here is what I do:
class Tableless ActiveRecord::Base
def self.columns
@columns ||= [];
end
def self.column(name, sql_type = nil, default = nil, null = true)
columns ActiveRecord::ConnectionAdapters::Column.new(name.to_s,
default, sql_type.to_s, null)
end
end
Class Contact
Is it possible to put the actual file upload itself into a background
process?
No you can't, your web browser must keep its window active with the
upload page, if you redirect or whatever during upload, then uploading
breaks.
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Hi,
From the docs I see:
http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionController/Assertions/ResponseAssertions.html
This match can be partial, such that assert_redirected_to(:controller =
weblog) will also match the redirection of redirect_to(:controller =
weblog, :action = show) and so on
But it
I think I'm experiencing an issue with Hash#inspect: if one of the
values holds a file, it seems Ruby keeps it as a file, so I'll let you
guess what may happen if the file is a bit big when I just expect a
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hope it gets fixed quickly.
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Parker Selbert wrote:
attempted to solve this, but here is the approach I've followed:
Hi Parker, thanks for your message, I was considering doing it that way,
so I'll go for it.
Best regards,
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thumbnail etc. In that scenario the format stays the same, so if you use
a jpg you'll have a thumbnail jpg as well.
Still what's strange is that it should use the :format option I
provided, that's what's written in the docs, so if a jpeg is upload, one
of its style can be a png. And by
Authlogic
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in your ApplicationController, define:
def rescue_action(exception)
super # optional
# your code
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Fernando Perez wrote:
Hi,
Is the plugin Background Job still a good solution for someone who wants
an easy way to manage serial task processing?
Up :)
What's the current state of background jobs handlers?
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It's working quite well for us. The persistent queue was the most
important aspect for me.
Hi Bill, thanks for your feedback. Did you also consider delayed_job?
It's a tie between the two of them.
I just read that github was using Bj, then moved on to dj and now runs
resque? I do understand
by doing some research on Google, I found out that it's a DB Engin
problem. MySql allows me to do it but PostgreSql does not.
How can I run the same query on PostgreSql.
I've run into such problem when I changed from MySQL to PostgreSQL some
time ago. basically MySQL is to databases what
Hi,
I have the following:
has_attached_file :data,
:styles = {:theora = {:format = ogv}, :still = {:format =
jpg},
:small = {:format = jpg}},
:url= /uploads/products/:basename:suffix.:extension,
:path = :rails_root/uploads/products/:basename:suffix.:extension
Let's say I upload a
Okay so it has to do with caching. On my dev machine, if I switch to
production environment I get the same behavior. I don't know what's the
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David wrote:
This became painful for me too, until I inspected the class hierarchy
of the new will paginate. You need to extend
WillPaginate::ViewHelpers::LinkRenderer instead.
Thanks! It should be better documented when they break things.
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This is wrong: :url = /public/data/, :path =
:rails_root/public/data/
It should look like:
:url = /public/data/:style/:basename.:extension,
:path = :rails_root/public/data/:style/:basename.:extension
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Simply adding Paperclip.options[:command_path] fixed the issue, but I
swear I tried it yesterday!
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Since, in my view if I later do Pages.find(1) that causes another
query ?
That's normal behavior.
You can't expect Rails to be clever enough to read into your mind that
way. You could write your own method to search for a Page with id of 1
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But it's still not fixing the SQL query.
Then I'd guess you have attr_accessible? I have fallen into that trap in
the past too ;-)
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Hi,
I am using paperclip to attach documents to my models. it works
perfectly on my dev machine, but on the server I get a
CommandNotFoundError.
On my server if I ./script/console I can run imagemagick through
system(convert) and it works, so why can't paperclip find it?
Thanks for your ideas
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
Chances are the *web server* is running under a user id other than
yours, and so has a different $PATH.
Interesting, and I think you are right.
However the problem might be similar to these:
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I'll also add this: http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/214031
I'm running Nginx+Passenger, and it seems there are issues with
ImageMagick.
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Why do I need to add require 'hpricot' if I already have defined
config.gem 'hpricot' in environment.rb?
The strange thing is that when I use script/console I can use Hpricot
directly Oo
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This doesn't seem normal to me when I watch some screencasts.
If this is not normal behaviour, how can I figure out the source of
the problem?
Maybe they edited their videos to prevent wasting time watching rails
load?
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