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Does anybody have the latest Globalize (r184) working with Rails 1.1.2? I can''t seem to get a very simple example to work: ----- ruby test/unit/news_item_test.rb Loaded suite test/unit/news_item_test Started F. Finished in 0.10109 seconds. 1) Failure: test_add_content_translations(NewsItemTest) [test/unit/news_item_test.rb:49]: <"US Title"> expected but was

...to develop the admin side of my site (admin_controller) I have three sections that I want to have the administrator edit, and I want to call these from the admin controller that has a layout with navigation to these three sections. When using the scaffold generator, it obviously generates the news_items controller, and puts in the associated methods and makes the views. What I suppose I am wanting is to have all this functionality called from the admin controller all utilizing the admin view class AdminController < ApplicationController CRUD functions for news_items CRUD functions for...

Hi all Look at the title, I guess you know what I mean... What helper makes the attribute names of tables human readable? news_item >> News Item name >> Name etc. Thanks for info :-) Joshua -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi all My site has news entries, it has a party calendar and it has a blog. Now I''d like to create a commenting system that in fact is quite simple, but I wanna use it for all these 3 types of content. My question: how can I do that? I maybe could add an association to all three types in the comment model: class Comment < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :news_item belongs_to

Hi all All my forms should look the same, so I think always putting the right div etc. tags around them is a violation of the DRY principle. Until now my forms look like that: <div class="text_field"> <label for="news_item_subject">Subject:</label> <%= text_field "news_item", "subject" %> </div> Now I want the default

Hi all Is there some sort of a built-in possiblity to disable the rendering of the layout using a GET parameter? Something like :url_for :controller => :news, :action => :show, :id => news_item, :layout => false This should construct something like that: /news/show/123&layout=false And automatically the layout wouldn''t be rendered. Is this already built-in, or

...thing set up fine with the generator and scaffold for adding news in the admin area. However now I can''t get the public area to show the list of news. Here is what I did: /app/controllers/news_controller.rb class NewsController < ApplicationController def Index @news = News.news_items end end /app/models/news.rb class News < ActiveRecord::Base validates_presence_of :date_added, :date_live, :news_date, :added_by, :headline, :summary, :article def self.news_items find( :all, :conditions => "news_date <= now()", :order...

I am bit confused with this function. Should I be able to pass in a DOM element e.g. someAjaxRequest.responseXML and interrogate it ? Seems not but perhaps I am missing something... TIA Matt

I would like to customise my FCKeditor-instance so that when the "add image" button is pressed, it opens my own add_image popup. In this popup i would handle the image upload/image browser/etc. tasks with rails. How can I open the popup and pass the picture information from there back to FCKeditor''s textarea? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Sorry if this is a complete newbish question, but I''m trying to wrap my head around creating custom classes in my rails webapp. I''m normally a Java developer, but I figured I''d give RoR a try and see how I like it, and whether it would be useful for production use with a new client. Anyways, what are the best practices for custom classes? Where and/or how do I create