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Hi, I''m using prototype within ruby on rails. One limitation I''d like to overcome is the restriction of beeing able to update just one html elements content using from_remote_tag or link_to_remote. AFAICS this is just a restriction of the form_remote_tag/link_to_remote implementation and it''s underlying Ajax.Updater class. Right? In theorie there should be no problem,

My hosting company has upgraded to: ruby-1.8.5 rubygems-0.9.0 And I am now getting the following error on my ruby site: http://www.scottisharchitecture.com/en/public/ no route found to match ”/en/public/” with {:method=>:get} /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/actionpack-1.13.2/lib/action_controller/routing.rb:1292:in `recognize_path’

Hi, had my local linux box setup and ferret was working like a champ via Webrick. However, when I moved to a different linux box using Apache web server, search no worky..giving the error listed below. The site itself comes up fine. I''ve tried deleting all the dirs under /index and restarted the webserver to see if re-indexing would help, but that made matters worse. Re-indexing

I have a module that deals with content pages and categories in my application so create following tables: content_pages content_categories Obviously I need a Page and Category module to map to these tables, but in order to avoid conflicts with other Category classes, i declare my model classes like this: Content::Page Content::Category Now, that''s all fine - except that my models

Happy new year! Hieraki 2.0.0 is released. You can download Hieraki2 from rubyforge.org as tgz or zip (http://rubyforge.org/projects/hieraki). Hieraki2 has a new wiki engine that ships with more than a dozen new features: * everything-is-a-wiki-page (TM) * all pages are under version control * access control list * stay in full control of the tree structure by cut and pasting

Good afternoon, I''ve two quick questions for the Ruby/Rails community. 1) Do you use Linux for Ruby or Rails development? 2) If you use Linux, which distro do you normally use to develop? Thank you for your input. :-) -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.