Rails - Jun 2008 - 2.1 ActionController::Filters::Filter:Class conflicting with my own Filter class

I''m having issues upgrading from Rails 2.0.2 to 2.1.0.  The
ActionController::Filters::Filter:Class has changed just enough to
cause me problems.

I have my own Filter class.  I know, I know - I didn''t know any better
at the time.  I''ll rename it if I absolutely have to.  Now, when I
make the following call, I get the following error:

--------------------
@filter_list[c] = Filter.find_all_by_filter_type_id(c, :order =>
"display_order")
...
NoMethodError (undefined method `find_all_by_filter_type_id'' for
ActionController::Filters::Filter:Class):
--------------------

Before clogging the list with more error output, I''m wondering if
there''s a way to explicitly refer to *my* Filter class instead of the
ActionController::Filters::Filter class.  Is there?  Otherwise, I''ll
have to rename all of my calls to Filter.xxx, my database table, my
views, etc.  Any ideas?

Thanks!

-Kyle
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2008/6/3 Kyle :
>
> I''m having issues upgrading from Rails 2.0.2 to 2.1.0.  The
> ActionController::Filters::Filter:Class has changed just enough to
> cause me problems.
>
> I have my own Filter class.  I know, I know - I didn''t know any
better
> at the time.  I''ll rename it if I absolutely have to.  Now, when I
> make the following call, I get the following error:
>
> --------------------
> @filter_list[c] = Filter.find_all_by_filter_type_id(c, :order =>
> "display_order")
> ...
> NoMethodError (undefined method `find_all_by_filter_type_id'' for
> ActionController::Filters::Filter:Class):
> --------------------
>
> Before clogging the list with more error output, I''m wondering if
> there''s a way to explicitly refer to *my* Filter class instead of
the
> ActionController::Filters::Filter class.
Try :

@filter_list[c] = ::Filter.find_all_by_filter_type_id(c, :order =>
"display_order")

if it works.

   -- Jean-François.

-- 
http://twitter.com/underflow_

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That did it.  Thank you!

-Kyle

On Jun 3, 1:09 pm, "Jean-François Trân"
<jft...-HujFcYLiWL6M4zKIHC2jIg@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
> 2008/6/3 Kyle :
>
>
>
>
>
> > I''m having issues upgrading from Rails 2.0.2 to 2.1.0.  The
> > ActionController::Filters::Filter:Class has changed just enough to
> > cause me problems.
>
> > I have my own Filter class.  I know, I know - I didn''t know
any better
> > at the time.  I''ll rename it if I absolutely have to.  Now,
when I
> > make the following call, I get the following error:
>
> > --------------------
> > @filter_list[c] = Filter.find_all_by_filter_type_id(c, :order =>
> > "display_order")
> > ...
> > NoMethodError (undefined method `find_all_by_filter_type_id''
for
> > ActionController::Filters::Filter:Class):
> > --------------------
>
> > Before clogging the list with more error output, I''m
wondering if
> > there''s a way to explicitly refer to *my* Filter class
instead of the
> > ActionController::Filters::Filter class.
>
> Try :
>
> @filter_list[c] = ::Filter.find_all_by_filter_type_id(c, :order =>
> "display_order")
>
> if it works.
>
>    -- Jean-François.
>
> --http://twitter.com/underflow_
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