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...39;'}> var qs = h.toQueryString(); alert(qs); //returns john%20doe&email=john%40doe.com&msg=say%20hello%20to%20me var mer = h.merge(h); alert(mer.name); //returns john doe alert(mer.email); //returns john-Ch9RrZxMC0c@public.gmane.org alert(mer.msg); //returns say hello to me var a_keys = h.keys(); alert(a_keys); //returns name, email, msg var a_values = h.values(); alert(a_values); //returns john doe,john-Ch9RrZxMC0c@public.gmane.org,say hello to me I want to know if this is the correct usage and how the merge function really works. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in ad...

Hey I just ran this "ruby script/generate login loging_in" here is my SQL: CREATE TABLE `users` ( `id` int(11) NOT NULL auto_increment, `user_name` varchar(80) default NULL, `login` varchar(120) NOT NULL default '''', `last_update` timestamp NOT NULL default ''0000-00-00 00:00:00'', `last_attack` timestamp NOT NULL default ''0000-00-00

I''m having a similar problem running Radiant CMS. I set ROR and the mysql database as instructed but when I try to login with the default admin login I get the same result as Mohammed. Below is the output from my log, which is very similar to what he is seeing, along with what I believe is the hashed password stored in MySQL. The two values don''t match. I don''t