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...t;> session.login_with_password('''', '''') Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/XenAPI.py", line 198, in <lambda> return lambda *params: self._login(name, params) File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/XenAPI.py", line 171, in _login self.API_version = self._get_api_version() File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/XenAPI.py", line 186, in _get_api_version pool = self.xenapi.pool.get_all()[0] File "/usr/l...

I''m not sure what''s to blame, but it seems that if I delete or move a template, restarting is necessary. For example, I recently moved a partial from app/views/members/_login.rhtml to app/views/members/_login.mab, after which I got a blank-page-of-death. Once I restarted my Mongrel cluster, it worked. Shouldn''t changes like this get picked up automatically in development mode? Joe -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

...As an example - I have a main/welcome page. If someone new or a user not logged in arrives at this page I display both a registration form and a login form. However, if they are logged in then those forms should not show up on that page. Also should mention that I have a _register partial and a _login partial. Now maybe I just need a seperate page to welcome users who are logged in but I want to see if I could do it as described above. Right now the welcome.rhtml page is set up like such: <% if @u %> #if user is logged in / session <%= render :partial => "main/logout" %...

..."Login or password incorrect. Try again." end end end end I have two views.. the rjs template (login.rjs) and login.rhtml It seem''s as if login.rhtml is rendering on all requests: Rendering within layouts/application Rendering account/login Rendered account/_login (0.00124) Rendered account/_login (0.00089) Rendered shared/_header (0.00070) Rendered shared/_footer (0.00070) Completed in 0.01152 (86 reqs/sec) Any ideas? Thanks, Raja

...ptions. Is there any way to have the view dump out all available instance variables, or at least a list of them? Also, it''s not DRY, as the login form is actually already located in app/views/account/login.rhtml. In order to use the partials, I have to copy the form to app/views/account/_login.rhtml. Ideally, it would be great if I could just have one line of code in the main view like <%= render_the_login_form %> and the code would be smart enough to show the proper form based on the logged in state of the user. I get the feeling that I''m not going about this in a very...