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.... I have just one question regarding the plugins which i have not clear: is there any standard or convention to be used when preparng tests for them? While i have clear the process for regular rails apps, I wanted to build them for this diff but didn''t know where to start. Thanks Luca Mearelli -- Email mailto://l.mearelli@spazidigitali.com Skype callto://l.mearelli Blog: http://spazidigitali.com -- -------------- next part -------------- Index: lib/acts_as_taggable.rb =================================================================== --- lib/acts_as_taggable.rb (revision 3214) +++ lib/...

I''ve a remote database create using Oracle. This database use schemas. I tried to connect to it using Ruby On Rails,with this file Database.yml : development: adapter: oci host: liber database: ENERGIA username: user password: pass test: adapter: oci host: liber database: ENERGIA username: user password: pass production: adapter: oci host: liber database:

I decided to play with the plugin acts_as_taggable based on Chad Fowler''s book Rails Recipes. Is it just me or can tags only be one word? If not can you explain to me how to assign multi-word tags using the acts_as_taggable plugin. Thanks :-) John Kopanas http://www.kopanas.com ===================================================================== http://www.soen.info - source

I''m curious to see how others are dealing with the construction of multi-page forms. I can see a couple of ways to do this, each with their own advantages/disadvantates. Approach 1: * define one table with columns for each form entry. * define a method/view for each page, which only displays a subset of the fields. * submitting a page saves the data and moves on to the next page.

Even though it''s a little OT, I thought I''d announce the free public beta of a new Rails app that I''ve been working on for a while: http://9cays.com Think of it as mini-mailing list software. For a lot of smallish conversations, normal mailing list are too heavyweight (requiring setup, moderation, admin, etc.), but group email is a pain because messages

Hi List! May I tap into your combined common sense ? I have a legacy logging app that needs to be modernized. At the moment, Data is going to be stored in 5 tables, one table is going to contain more than 200 million and 2 others about 60 million rows. Mysql will be used, unless someone sees a major advantage in using something else (at the moment data is stored in a raw positioned file format,