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Hi All, The subject pretty well describes what I am experiencing. This line in an .rhtml template: <%= link_to_remote menu_item.humanize, {:update => ''section'', :url =>{:controller => menu_item}, :complete => update_page do |page| page.activate_tab("#{menu_item}_tab", ''menu_'') page[''section''].hide

I am using Ferret and acts_as_ferret, as my search back-end for my Rails project. I have a question about using acts_as_ferret on a main table that is linked to other tables by foreign keys. Is there a way to include the information linked by the belongs_to keyword in the search results ? As an example, let''s say I have a main table ''posts'':

When I use plugin ''railstree'' (http://www.hashcode.eti.br/?p=91) as following code: node = Node.new :label => menu_item.name, :link_to_remote => { :base => self, :update => "container", :url => {

I''ve created an array of hashes in UserController#initialize to describe a menu: @menu_array = [ {:menu => ''home'', :controller => ''home'', :action => ''send_home''}, {:menu => ''user list'', :action => ''list''}, {:menu => ''login'', :controller =>

I have a sortable list in one of my views, using the sortable example from the recipes book. The sorting works great on my mac. When I throw it on the server for testing it doesn''t save the display order. I cracked open the log file and see that it''s not even returning the id''s like it should: Parameters: {"action"=>"sort",

...ically update. So I thought about it for a while, and decided on a MenuItems class, which contained the position of the child in relation to it''s siblings, where the parent and the child were polymorphic. Then a given childable object can find it''s parentable by going through the menu_items table. I want my nav to be able to do things like this: --Category1 ----SubCategory1 ------Product1 ------Product2 ----Product3 --Category2 ----Product4 --Page1 --Page2 --Page3 This is the current setup: MODELS class MenuItem < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :childable , :polymorphic =&gt...

I find manually accessing the router to be quite ugly below. Is there a more direct way to access it? module ApplicationHelper def menu_item text, url = nil routes = ActionController::Routing::Routes url = if url if url.is_a? String url else routes.generate url end else routes.generate :controller

I am making a program and get some trouble here 1. how do I close all opened child window in mdi form? 2. I cannot disable menu_item, perhaps I use .enable false the wrong way? -- Suka linux? Kunjungi blog saya http://penguinroad.blogspot.com _______________________________________________ wxruby-users mailing list wxruby-users@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/wxruby-users

...used save! in the hopes that an exception gets raised but no luck. the migrations run without errors but the data isn''t in the db. can anyone point out what i might be doing wrong? thanks! code below. class AddDeliIdToMenuItem < ActiveRecord::Migration def self.up add_column :menu_items, :deli_id, :integer # todo - the code below doesn''t work, wtf? deli = Deli.find(:first) items = MenuItem.find(:all) for item in items do item.deli = deli item.save! end end def self.down remove_column :menu_items, :deli_id end end class CreateTe...

...9;) > + ->setIcon('fa-times') > + ->setTooltip(pht('Collapse')) > + ->addSigil('differential-inline-collapse') > + ->setMustCapture(true) > + ->setAuralLabel(pht('Collapse')); > + > + > $menu_items[] = array( > 'label' => pht('Reply to Comment'), > 'icon' => 'fa-reply', > diff --git a/webroot/rsrc/js/application/diff/DiffChangesetList.js > b/webroot/rsrc/js/application/diff/DiffChangesetList.js > index 7293f89..bb84997 100...

When you put up a page with a form on it and the top item is a text field it would be nice to have that field already focused instead of forcing the user to click in it before they start typing. Is there a rails (i.e. probably Prototype) way of giving focus to a field? I did some searching and found nothing. thanks, jp P.S. I''m on a Mac. Perhaps a winoze and/or unix automatically

...w. For example menu items order. ----------- YAML ------------- # define the order of items in the menu menu-items: - it: homepage - it: services - it: news menu-item: { it } menu: { menu-items } body: { menu } ----------- RUBY ------------- items = get( ''menu-items'' ) menu_items = get_each( ''menu-item'', items ) render( ''body'', { ''menu'' => get( ''menu'', menu_items ) } ) ------------------------------ Message: 9 Date: Thu, 25 Aug 2005 17:09:06 +0200 From: G?bor SEBESTY?N Sub...

This may be a silly question, but I''m wanting to develop a query to pull ''related articles'' based on tags. When a user clicks on an article to read, on that layout, I want a side menu to have the related entries. If I develop the query to do this, can I access the current tags for the entry in the layout? I guess I''m asking, does <% content_for_layout

On Tue, Jul 28, 2020 at 11:04 AM MyDeveloper Day <mydeveloperday at gmail.com> wrote: > Out of interest are you keeping the local modifications in a fork of the > Phabricator source (llvm-phabricator)? Firstly we should be keeping any > changes we make in source control but also it's good to review those > changes. > I didn't innovate, Manuel set it up originally and

..."An Exception Has Occurred", - str(error) + "\n" + traceback.format_exc(), - buttons = ["OK"]) - screen.popWindow() - screen.finish() - finished = True + def get_menu_items(self): + return (("Node Administration", NODE_MENU), + ("Network Administration", NETWORK_MENU)) + + def handle_selection(self, page): + if page is NODE_MENU: NodeMenu() + elif page is NETWORK_MENU: NetworkMenu() + +def MainMenu(): +...