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Hi I''m using SWFUpload in one of my applications, but it has one big shortcoming: it doesn''t maintain the session. Let me explain: The user has to login to the application, thus creating an authenticated session (cookie _session_id client side and the sessions table server side). However, when you use SWFUpload, the upload script is called with a new session

Hi. Assume you have an array of person names. I want to generate results in my view that look like this: Abby is your friend or Abby, Bob, and Carol are your friends. So I''d like to say: <%= friends.to_sentence %> <%= pluralize(friends.count, "is") %> your <%= pluralize(friends.count, "friend") %> But because pluralize puts in the

Because the require ''test_helper'' at the top of all the tests is relative now (it used to be something like require ''../test_helper''), you can''t just run the file with ruby anymore. And running the file with ruby is exactly what command + r does. Which means you can''t easily run your tests from textmate. The solution:

Hell all, I have a layout were I add my stylesheets and javascript in the following manner: <%= stylesheet_link_tag "/form" %> <%= stylesheet_link_tag "/text" %> <%= javascript_include_tag :defaults %> But what happens is that in the actual web page the source is the following: <link href="/form.css?1168168516" media="screen"

Hi all, I updated to Rails 1.2.1. However, when I tried to access the URL http://localhost:3000/ i get this Application Error Change this error message for exceptions thrown outside of an action (like in Dispatcher setups or broken Ruby code) in public/500.html I removed the default index.html and route it to Account controller. If you read the log below, it seems that the AccountController is

Posted this on the rubyonrails-deployment group (http:// groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-deployment/browse_thread/thread/ d5ef4f3525c3c39a), but figured it couldn''t hurt posting it here too. I''m not a windows user, and I''ve never deployed on windows. Made this small app for a company, and they want it deployed on one of their own servers - a windows server.

I wanted to check how the sql queries looked like in production mode. Launched the app in prod mode with script/server after I set config.log_level = :debug in connfig/environments/production.rb. For some reason, the production.log did not include any queries, just information about the requests. Does that mean that rails magically caches everything in my database upon initialization (right..),

Yay, another Task model: ## the model class Task < ActiveRecord::Base attr_accessible :lots, :of, :stuff, :but, :not, :finished_at, :and, :finished before_save do @before_save.call if @before_save end def finish self.finished = true @before_save = proc { self.finished_at = Time.now } end end ## usage t = Task.find(some_id) t.finish t.save (same code on pastie:

What''s up with tests doing require ''test_helper'' instead of require File.dirname(__FILE__) + ''/../test_helper'' in edge rails, so that running test files in textmate doesn''t work? --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group.