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...uot;0" cellspacing="0"> <tr><td class="panelheader">Quick Register!</td></tr> <tr valign="top" align="left"> <td class="loginbg"> <%= form_tag(:controller => "login", :action => "register_user") %> <%= error_messages_for(:user) %> ... Controller: community_controller.rb def register_user # begin @user = User.new(params["user"]) @user.passwd = User.hash_password(params["user"]["passwd"]) if @user.save! redirect_to(:controller => "pro...

...(255) not null, state varchar(255) not null, country varchar(255) not null, phone varchar(255) not null, website varchar(255) not null, created_at datetime null, primary key (id) ); users_controller: # Add a new user to the database. def register_user if request.get? @user = User.new else @user = User.new(params[:user]) if @user.save flash[:notice] = "User #{@user.login} created" #redirect_to :action => ''//login/login'' redirect_to :controller=>''adverts...

...oller I have a method that creates the user. I also want the profile model to be filled in with the appropriate user_id foreign key (I don''t care about the other columns being filled in at that time). Here''s what I have: (it obviously doesn''t work... but am I close?) def register_user if request.get? @user = User.new @profile = Profile.new else # Get the parameters from the form and put them in the user object @user = User.new(params[:user]) @profile = Profile.new(params[:profile]) # Storing the users IP @user.registered_from_i...

...I''m trying to silence the information that backgroundrb is putting in to my test runs. I''m seeing several hundred lines of this during the test runs (both unit and functional): {:type=>:all_worker_info} {:type=>:do_work, :worker=>:xmlrpc_xmpp_worker, :worker_method=>:register_user, :data=>{:xmpp_password=>"04ced0eda236a8690ec8ed30af63b3f2d886109c", :userid=>1151}} but can''t find where it seems to be coming from. How do I shut it off? I''m using 1.0.3 on 2.0.2 with the standard testing setup (i.e. no rspec). Cheers, Todd -------------...

Given two models: User :name :email :address_id # foreign key Address :line_1 :line_2 :city etc. I want to have a form allowing a user to register, in which she''d enter an address as well, but how do I go about combining both objects into the one form? I''m new to this and following along with the Agile Rails book from the Pragmatic Programmers, but it