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I installed 1.1.3 on my OS X Tiger machine and now I''m seeing very strange results. When hitting a controller action, I am told that perfectly valid methods are not there: NoMethodError (undefined method `find'' for VideoTrack:Module) Huh? Here''s the code in question: VideoTrack.find(:all, :conditions => "featured_video = 1", :order =>

...nrails.org/report/14 #4234 AR serialization broken with PostgreSQL/Ruby 1.8.2 ActiveRecord David 03/14/06 #4155 type_name_with_module fails, throws Uninitialized Constant ActiveRecord rails@bitsweat.net 03/09/06 #4090 Redirect to index from an action with an id makes /index explicit ActiveRecord nseckar@gmail.com 03/05/06 #3909 ACID migrations for databases which support it. ActiveRecord nzkoz 02/21/06 #3517 [PATCH] allowing url_for to work with just created controller - great for actionmailer tests ActionPack nseckar@gmail.com 01/17/06 #3501 "sprint" used as a possible enum value ca...

Hello, As a small excercise in learning rails, I''ve been porting a very simple website from SSI to rails (yep, a bunch of static files that were previously served with a tiny bit of SSI magic are now served by a database-backed rails, it''s total overkill, I know). Part of the reason is that I''m trying to move from apache to lighttpd, and lighttpd''s SSI for

We in the JRuby project are working to get Rails to work successfully. However, the array-indexed block parameter is not something currently supported in JRuby: x = {} [1,2].each {|x[:foo]|} This is not used extensively in the Rails code, but it''s used enough to cause things to break in JRuby. We have been modifying the above to use a temporary local variable, but obviously

Doesn''t appear to work with WEBrick. Works find with Apache/FastCGI. Something wrong in the way Rails is trying to process paths from the WEBrick server. If I try to send in http://localhost:3000/recipes/new, WEBrick is interpreting /new as my controller, instead of my action.