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Hi to all. I''ve a very big problem. I know this can seem very loing, but please, try to read it. I have a simply blog, with posts and their comments. I''ve two tables in my db, posts, with post id, text and comments_count to store the number of comments-children of each post (as recomanded to do in AWDWR); and the table comments, with comment id, post_id for the post

I put together a sample app to help people learn Merb: http://svn.depixelate.com/applications/invoice_tracker/ I also blogged about it here: http://depixelate.com/2007/5/31/taking-merb-for-a-spin -- Zack Chandler http://depixelate.com

Hi, I am trying to create a simple point system and display the total on my index page. So I have my db basically setup like this: Posts id, body, created_at, user_id Post_points id, post_id, user_id, created_at, value So as you can see I am allowing other users to create points on the post and my db will store who gave the point as well. "value" is the point value which can

I''m having a bear of a time getting my cached pages to expire. Maybe one of you guys can help me out. I''ll show my sweeper and then my log to show that it "should" be working. class PragmaticSweeper < ActionController::Caching::Sweeper observe Comment def after_save(comment) expire_page(comment.post_id) end private def expire_page(post_id)

I''ll use the example on the Rails blog. map.resources :posts do |posts| posts.resources :comments, :trackbacks end Now comments are at /posts/:post_id/comments. Okay but what if I want to list all the comments for all the posts. It should be at /comments, but that isn''t map that way. Can I map comments twice? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi, Thanks for a wonderful Getting Started with Rails. I am up to the last section and just added the comments part. So while testing and looking over comments_controller.rb; I see the reference to post_comment_url calll where is this defined. Below is the message I am getting. Thanks ActionController::RoutingError (post_comment_url failed to generate from {:post_id=>#<Post id: 1, name:

this is my error: Processing ApplicationController#create (for 127.0.0.1 at 2009-08-17 00:57:56) [POST] Parameters: {"comment"=>{"name"=>"asdasd", "body"=>"asdasd"}, "commit"=>"Add Comment", "post_id"=>"19",

Sorry I can''t access IRC from work so I hope you don''t mind me asking my newbie questions here: 1) I have the following code: @post = Post.find(@params[''id'']) @comments = Comment.find_all "post_id = #@params[''id'']", "created_on ASC" And I am have problems with the second line. I want to pass the id from my post to the

I have three tables. users, posts, users_posts. This last one is to mark a post as read. How do I write to the users_post table? Here''s what I have: In model ''User_Post'' belongs_to :post belongs_to :user In post/view/show: <%= link_to "Mark As Read", :controller => ''post'', :action => ''post_read'', :user =>

I want to return an int from a find_by_sql call. But when I use that result to compare to another count the error tells me I have an array. MODEL: # Returns the number of comments in a specified post def self.find_count(post_id) find_by_sql(["SELECT COUNT(*) FROM commments WHERE post_id = ?", post_id]) end CONTROLLER: def test @post =

Hi all, I''m having a very odd problem with db:migrate. I''m using Rails 1.2.5 on Windows XP SP2 and Ruby 1.8.6 I have seven migrations. If I run them with an empty database, it runs the first three, then halts. When I look in schema_info, the version is 3. If I run db:migrate VERSION=7, then it runs through the remaining 4 migrations, and the version is 7 in the DB.

I''ve been sitting on an ActiveResource patch for a few weeks, waiting to get some feedback from David. But, I see other folks like Jeremy are starting to use it, so I committed my patch: http://dev.rubyonrails.org/changeset/4890 It gets all the basic operations in working order, and adds support for prefixes. I wasn''t quite sure how to pull this off. Right now, I''m

okay. on /posts/show/13 i have show.rhtml, which does render_component(:controller=>''comments'', :action=>''display_comments'', :id=>post.id) on comments/display_comments i iterate through the comments and then, display_comments.rhtml render_component(:controller=>''comments'', :action=>''new'', :id=>@id)

"rick" has given AR/Oracle some love, but it''s still unhappy... http://dev.rubyonrails.org/changeset/5310 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ r5310 | rick | 2006-10-16 08:42:55 -0700 (Mon, 16 Oct 2006) | 1 line Fix has_many :through to add the appropriate conditions when going through an association using STI. Closes #5783. [Jonathan Viney]

hi,everyone. now i start to design a api. the url like this http://localhost:3000/api?seckey=123&&post_id=1 the visitor need a seckey to access auth.and get info via json. so i dont think thats a good api. i need your answers.thx -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To post to this group, send email to

I''m working on a system that has a series od "bids" associated with "posts". Vurrently when a bid is placed I have it creating a new row each time in the "bids" table. The bids table has id, post_id, and user_id. The logic is to check to see if a bid already exists with a given post_id and user_id. If it does, then just update the "amount"

after doing a bunch of reading I have finally sat down to create a simple app to dirve home a lor of the concepts to which have been read. So I figured a simple blog app is the best way to do it. The bad thing is that I am already hung up when creating replies to a blog posting. I can''t figure out how to insert the post_id value into the reply table. When creating a reply the user is

Greetings made men of rails! I am presently writing a new database adapter for rails to bring the OpenBase community on board. In working through the rather extensive AR tests (which I very much appreciate), I have come across a question I can''t seem to answer on my own. In the test_has_many_with_piggyback(AssociationsJoinModel) the result is expected as a quoted integer

Hey there, I''m in the muck of a major rails project, and need a bit of advice. Google isn''t much help in this case, so I came here. I''m trying to set up a URL structure as follows: url.com/username/blog/post_id where the user has_many posts and the post belongs_to user. I''m using the friendly_id plugin to enable easy lookup with the user''s username,

I mentioned this in another thread, but I''ve got a formal request now. After reading tons of stuff about REST, I don''t really get it. I need to see an example. I''d like someone to write up an example blog app with these requirements - RESTful using the simply_restful plugin (or edge rails) - allows posting of comments to articles - has categories for posts No need