asin_list = params[:contents].to_a.inject([]) { |acc, item| acc | item.whiteboard[:asins].to_a }
When I set a breakpoint after this line, asin_list always contains nothing.
params[:contents] contains a ton of stuff including the html contents of my blog.
asin_list = params[:contents].to_a.inject([]) { |acc, item| acc}
returns nothing
asin_list = params[:contents].to_a.inject([]) { |acc, item| item }
returns pretty much the same thing as params[:contents]
Toward the end of the string returned by the last asin_list above, there's this: "whiteboard" =>{}
So, it looks to me that something should be setting something into this whiteboard, maybe.
If I look at:
asin_list = params[:contents].to_a.inject([]) { |acc, item| item.whiteboard }
I get {}
Similarly
asin_list = params[:contents].to_a.inject([]) { |acc, item| item.whiteboard.to_a }
returns []
So, what's the whiteboard, and how does stuff get into it?
Terry
asin_list = params[:contents].to_a.inject([]) { |acc, item| item.whiteboard[:asins].to_a }
On 4/15/06, Terry Donaghe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out how to use the Amazon Sidebar component. Is it currently broken? I've tried every sort of Amazon link I can think of and I never get anything on my sidebar dealing with Amazon. Is there a proper way to set up my URLs so that they'll work? Here's what I've been using:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/097669400X/donaghehomepa-20
and just
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/097669400X/
Neither of these cause anything to show up on the sidebar.
Thanks for any clues here!
Terry
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