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Hmm, I''m using file_column and going by this tutorial, the files upload ok and I can see the fields updated in the database, but I am getting this error: "Trying to access file_column, but primary key got lost." Thanks in advance -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Rails make it easy to start a new application. At the same time, import a new project into Subversion is not that simple -- there are quite few files that should be ignored. I used to manually remove added log files and tmp/cache, tmp/sessions, tmp/sockets files after the import and then go through the painful process of setting svn:ignore properties. There is an easier way -- simply

As part of my 3 day training course on Rails, I hand out a 24 page "short reference" of Rails. It''s collection of the most used calls, methods, functions across a wide range of Rails functionality. I have released it under a Creative Commons license, so feel free to grab it and use it and improve it. It''s a bit rough around some of it''s edges, and I

It includes a patch for Ruby. I have already installed 1.8.4 from source, and updated my PATH to look in /usr/local first, so I don''t imagine that anything Apple does to "their" copy of Ruby will have any impact on me, but I''m wondering if the changes to their Ruby is something that needs to be done to 1.8.4 as well. Thoughts? Walter

Dave, on another topic, might I recommend that you and DHH publish an updated version of the Agile guide right away when 1.1 comes out? You could reuse much of your material and it would do a lot of good to help make sure there is still a good centralized source of reference for Rails. Without that book, there really is not a good one-stop source of information for people to learn how to use