Ruby on Rails: Talk Google Group

Re: [Rails] Re: Rendering HTML outside of a controller

2009-11-28T01:36:38Z

Oh, and rendering, i.e. generating the HTML, on the server side, not rendering
HTML in the browser.

Jeffrey

Quoting pepe <P...@BetterRPG.com>:

Re: [Rails] runner - path to Ruby

2009-11-28T01:35:05Z

Quoting doug <ddjol...@gmail.com>:

instead of /var/www/rails/railshq.net/scr ipt/runner abc.rb

optin: "/usr/local/ruby /var/www/railshq.net/script/ru nner abc.rb ...

Or whatever the path to Ruby is. Or alter the path on the first line on
runner.

HTH,
Jeffrey

Re: [Rails] Re: Rendering HTML outside of a controller

2009-11-28T01:30:48Z

Caching on the server side, e.g., /index.html. I know it is going to be
requested often, it's the landing/home page.

Quoting pepe <P...@BetterRPG.com>:

How to use multiple versions of Ruby in Ubuntu, Leopard and other Unix Operating Systems

2009-11-28T01:27:47Z

May help some Ruby developers who aren't already using the gem.

[link]

Happy Holidays, everyone!

Re: [Rails] Determining source of a file

2009-11-28T00:42:27Z

Installed ruby gem or plugin.

Thanks,
Jim

Re: update_attribute does not update

2009-11-27T23:42:34Z

Please check if there is attr_accessible on your model.
Add :phone on attr_accessible.

runner - path to Ruby

2009-11-27T23:15:49Z

I am trying to use Action Mailer and runner to process incoming mail
addressed to a specific address (optin).

It appears that runner expects to find Ruby in /usr/bin. I am running
Passenger and have Ruby located elsewhere. runner does not seem to
have an option for specifying an alternative location for Ruby.

Re: Rendering HTML outside of a controller

2009-11-27T22:02:49Z

That doesn't make any sense. How is the browser supposed to know what
you are going to do before a request is made?

Re: attr_accessible & attr_accessor - what's the difference?

2009-11-27T21:50:20Z

They are completely unrelated. attr_accessible and its counterpart
attr_protected are there to help avoid users injecting parameters via
mass assignment (ie Model.new would ignore them).

attr_accessor is a ruby method that is the combination of attr_reader
& attr_accessor: it creates a pair of accessor methods for an instance

attr_accessible & attr_accessor - what's the difference?

2009-11-27T21:30:23Z

i'm still new to rails and working on digesting everything i come
across. recently i came across these two. what is the difference
between attr_accessor and attr_accessible?

Re: update_attribute does not update

2009-11-27T20:53:33Z

Looks like the phone number is getting set to 2^31-1, which might
happen if the data type of the column isn't big enough to hold the
value 8888888888 (personally I keep things like phone numbers as
strings - although it's called a 'phone number' it's not really a
number in that things like leading zeroes, punctuation (eg # to select

update_attribute does not update

2009-11-27T19:25:11Z

My server is running Rails 2.3.4...am I not doing this correctly or is
something borked?

=> #<Contact id: 24, name: "Larry", email: "la...@gmail.com", phone:
2147483647, account_id: 8, created_at: "2009-11-27 18:16:25",
updated_at: "2009-11-27 18:40:08", hide_name: false, hide_phone:
false, hide_email: false>

ActiveResource - custom REST paths

2009-11-27T17:06:06Z

My application will utilize a REST-API that does not follow the Ruby-
type REST paths (/customers.xml). I had a look at the methods in
ActiveResources that sets the paths and I believe they could offer
more customization. The current methods allow additional prefix and a
querystring but forces use of a extension (can be custom though). So

Re: [Rails] Script/Server options for other ports

2009-11-27T20:01:00Z

Thanks

Re: [Rails] LIKE clause

2009-11-27T19:46:25Z

ok, thank you

2009/11/27 Johan De Klerk <johandk...@gmail.com>