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Hi, I''ve got a live_search field in a partial that is on several different pages. On all pages, except 1, it works fine. On the page it doesn''t work on, it seems it never executes it action. Here''s my observe_field code inside the partial: <h1><label for="searchtext">Live Search:<...

Works fine but when you use backspace or delete on the search word and it hits 0 characters it displays ALL the Test names in the database! def live_search @phrase = request.raw_post || request.query_string a1 = "%" a2 = "%" @searchphrase = a1 + @phrase + a2 @results = Test.find(:all, :conditions => [ "test_name LIKE ?", @searchphrase]) @number_match = @results render(:layout => false)...

On 3 Jan 2006, at 20:00, rails-request@lists.rubyonrails.org wrote: >def auto_complete_for_dealing_which_store > search = params[:dealing][:which_store] > @stores = Dealing.search(search) unless search.blank? > render :partial => ''live_search'' >end > >and my entire partial: ><ul class="autocomplete_list"> ><% for deal in @dealings.to_a %> ><li class="autocomplete_item"><%= link deal.which_store, deal %></li> ><% end %> ></ul> It looks...

Hi - I''ve just started working with Rails, having come from a Cold Fusion background. I''m curious how best to deal with a huge result set. For example, I''m building an app that contains users. I''ve used scaffolding to setup my initial pages for CRUD operations on users. All that is great. The problem is, I''m going to end up with 1000+ users in