Rails - Sep 2006 - Ticket #4795: ARs in the session have their associations persisted as well

(Duplicate, last message ended up in a wrong thread, sorry!)

Hi all,

I have a question about the following ticket. The patch provided on this 
ticket fixes the problem (for me). Despite this fact, I don''t see this 
code in the trunk. Can someone tell me why this is?

Another thing is that I tried to override this function in the lib 
directory, with the patch applied, but somehow, it still uses the old 
code. I wanted to fix my problem in a clean way by overriding the 
actioncontroller module. But I can''t get it working. And hacking a gem 
myself isn''t a long term solution.

Thanks in advance,
Jeroen van Doorn


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On 9/12/06, Jeroen van Doorn
<jeroen.vandoorn-E86FVO77t+q01JO4HPFPPA@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
>
> I have a question about the following ticket. The patch provided on this
> ticket fixes the problem (for me). Despite this fact, I don''t see
this
> code in the trunk. Can someone tell me why this is?

The patch does not include unit tests verifying the correct behavior. Please
reopen the ticket with an updated patch.

jeremy


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Hi,

If you don''t use GET-Parameters, then I would suggest to use page
caching. AFAIK Rails will create a HTML file for the first request and
will this newly created HTML for all requests after the first one.
###
class MyController < ApplicationController
    caches_page :myAction
###


derkaan


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I don''t think this fixes the problem. I''ll try to free some
time to test
the patch.

Jeroen

derkaan74-gM/Ye1E23mwN+BqQ9rBEUg@public.gmane.org
schreef:
> Hi,
>
> If you don''t use GET-Parameters, then I would suggest to use page
> caching. AFAIK Rails will create a HTML file for the first request and
> will this newly created HTML for all requests after the first one.
> ###
> class MyController < ApplicationController
>     caches_page :myAction
> ###
>
>
> derkaan
>
>
> >
>
>
>
>   

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