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I''m fairly new to Ruby & Rails and I come from a stricly M$ background. I''m trying to move into the world of open source, but I don''t have a good roadmap. I''m starting to develop a Rails-based product and I want to have the option to distribute it to non-hosted customers. So I''ve said all that to say this... I want to learn how to setup linux and

Does anyone know of a good resource on doing MLS (Multiple Listing Service) integration with Rails? My searches don''t seem to be turning up much information and I need to get a quick handle on what''s involved in this process. Many thanks!

is it possible to store a field of type file_column in the session? Rails crashes on me every time i try to do something like the following: @session[:newpost] = @params[:post] however if i assign each field of @params[:post[ except for @params[:post]["image"] i have no problems. Is there something that should be done to allow the file in the session? thanks adam

...t;>> gentoo. >>> I like it very much. I installed it following the install guide and >>> configured by either guides or howto''s in gentoo wiki. It was easy. >>> >>> Leo >>> >>> On 1/16/06, Jason Cartwright >> <jcartwright@enspiredsoftware.com> wrote: >>>> I''m fairly new to Ruby & Rails and I come from a stricly M$ >>>> background. >> I''m >>>> trying to move into the world of open source, but I don''t have a >>>> good >> roadmap. >&gt...

Heyo! I am setting up a self-referencial habtm relationship with the users of my app. I am using Chad Fowler''s "Rails Recipes" to get me started, and everything works great with the join table "people_friends". I add friends by doing somebody.friends << somebodyelse. However, with my app, there is an approval process so my join table has columns person_id,

I want to map a select control and a text field to a single attribute, where the end user can either select an option, or select "other" and then fill in the text field. However, I want these values to map to the same underlying attribute. Any suggestions?

I have implemented the AJAX observe_field to filter the state/province options in my address form. This works great except when I submit the form, @params doesn''t contain the select element. _address_form.rhtml relevant snippet: <%= collection_select(:address, "country", Country.find(:all, :order => "position"), :code, :name, {:prompt => "-- Select

I am breaking ground on a new project and one of the issues I expect to encouter is the ability of users to define their own columns. For example, one of the features of this application will be the ability to store information about people''s skills and then search for and schedule them based on this information. Since every organization''s needs are different, it would be ideal