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Hello All ! I''ve been using RJS extensively, but haven''t done any form validation with it until now. Should I be manually passing the RJS template some models error messages from the controller.... or ... should I be using error_messages_for in order to do the display ? I''ve implemented the first approach, but it seems like quite a hack. Any insight would be greatly

I''m having trouble using redirect_to in an action called by a remote_form_tag. The log shows the redirect, and rendering of the redirected page, but the browser won''t redirect. If I set :update in the form_remote_tag, the page that was supposed to be redirected to will replace the :update elements content, and crash FF1.5 Running edge rails, and utf8 encoding joshua

I am trying to find the Capistrano (was Switchtower) book. Every link to it that I can find points to http://manuals.rubyonrails.org/read/book/17 ...but that gives me the error message that is the subject line of this post. Google cache and the wayback didn''t help either. Is it top secret? Thanks for any advice, -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I''m running from the trunk, and hitting road blocks no matter which way I attempt to search across multiple indexes. I tried a MultiSearcher, but I can''t pass a string for the search query ms.search "iraq" TypeError: wrong argument type String (expected Data) So I tried creating a QueryParser to pass, but I can''t get the fields from the reader

I''m using acts_as_ferret to do a query like this: Model1.multi_search("my query",[Model2,Model3], :limit => 2) No matter what number i set limit to I get 10 items in the resultset. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks/David -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Caveat: this is not a discussion about *hosting* a rails app on windows. Anyway...Macs are everywhere you look when researching rails (demo vids, tutorials, and pictures from rails training classes). I''m interested in what the pros to using a Mac for rails development are (besides textmate). Is it more of a cultural thing, a what would 37 signals do thing, is it a unix thing, or

I''m trying to implement a callback system between my controller, and a worker. The goal being that I could send to the client via Juggernaut when an action takes place in the worker. Something like this. worker.subscribe :action do render :update, :juggernaut => "channel" do |page| .... end end There seems to be a couple problems with doing this. First off, the