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...ation, :foreign_key=>''postal_code'' validates_presence_of :name, :postal_code end --- location.rb --- class Location < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :customers end --- The locations table is filled with >300,000 records. The customers table has a couple of records with postal_codes that match the locations table. In the controller, I have... --- def test @customer = Customer.find(1) end --- In the view, I have... --- <%= @customer.name %> --- ...which yields the first name-record in the customers table, so that''s OK. But shouldn''t I be able...

i have a person object. Persons don''t need to have addresses, but if they have any address field value, they must have them all. So I have something like this: validates_presence_of :street_address, :city, :state, :postal_code unless :address_blank? address_blank? checks whether all of the address fields are blank. If I run a test like this, it works: describe "given

I''ve got User has_one Shop. Rails is not validating when I tried create_shop or build_shop, neither in the browser nor the rails console. My code: class Shop < ActiveRecord::Base attr_protected :user_id belongs_to :user validates_presence_of :name, :primary_address, :city, :country_code, :currency end class ShopsController < ApplicationController before_filter

I want to convert following query into pure ruby one i.e. by using find @us_state_sales=SalesReport.find_by_sql("SELECT z.state, sum(s.royalty_price) as royalty_price, sum(s.units) as units FROM sales_reports s, zip_codes z WHERE royalty_currency = ''USD'' && z.zip_code=s.postal_code GROUP BY z.state ORDER BY royalty_price desc LIMIT 10") i try something like

Im setting up a very basic rails app and have a question about the needed migrations & associations. Basically, my app is an occasion reminder service that emails users when occasions that they select or input are coming up. Occasions will be selected from a checkbox type list or alternatively manually input by the user (name and date of the occasion). Users can have_many occassions.

I have an autocomplete field with road names (looking up in a database with approx. 100,000 road names). To limit the number of roads, i want an extra input field where to put postal code. I''m currently using <%= text_field_with_auto_complete %> for the field. What is the best way in Rails to intercept the Ajax call and send the value of the postal_code field? (I guess I could do

Rails Recipes ... has got some very appetizing recipes. However, I have a hard time starting. For example, the very first recipe, InPlaceEditing, how and where do I run this code to create the table? Thanks! class AddContactsTable < ActiveRecord::Migration def self.up create_table :contacts do |t| t.column :name, :string t.column :email, :string t.column :phone,

Hi Everyone, Ran into an interesting case last night, and I was hoping that someone on the list here could give me some guidance. I''ve got a Polymorphic association for Addresses (which can belong to two different models). The catch is, one model requires a strict, precise address, and the other only requires a City, State and Postal Code. I want to use :validates_presence_of :street,

I am new to rails and have been scouring the web for the past two days trying to figure out 2 things. 1) I am currently using a form with 2 models. The first is person, the second is address. I attempted to duplicate the two models on one form as seen in Advanced Rails Recipes and Railscasts, and they work fine - except when there are validation issues on the address piece it just returns saying

Hi there, I''m still trying to wrap my head around when to use a stub and a mock. If I understand this right, I should be using a ''mock'' when imitating an object, but not its behavior. I should be using a stub when I want to imitate the behavior of an object. Does that sound about right? With that said, I''m struggling a little trying to spec out this instance

Hello RSpec users, Have been using RSpec since 0.8.2 (not too long ago, I must say). and been creating my custom matchers since was defined as "good practice". Also, auto-generated names for the examples is very helpful, I''m trying to take advantage of it. Since I often prior code/define all the "examples", I have created a few matchers to fulfill associations and

i''m doing a site for someone that has a form set up to collect contact information from the user. i installed the vpim gem and was hoping to give my client a way to download all of the contact''s information as a vcard. using the examples, i was able to get it working in ruby, but i''m not quite sure how to generate and download a vcard on the fly. has anyone done

Hi guys, I''m new to ruby and rails and I''m working on multi model forms, specifically 3. I''m using this http://guides.rubyonrails.org/getting_started.html as a start, and its got a 2 Model example but I cant seem to get the last one working. These are my models: Country name:string code:string (has_one :address) Address address_line1:string

Was just playing around with trying to sort out validation of zip/postcodes depending on what country the user lived in, and was wondering if anyone has done this in a nice way? Seems to me that it would be a relatively simple addition to Globalize to add a regex for zip code validation to the things already in there? Or am I missing a trick? Thanks geoff -------------- next part --------------

Hi, A question that I have been thinking about is.. by the time the initialize method is called, has the instance of the object already been created? I''ve been thinking of creating a class object that would only have one given instance based on a given attribute (ie: a "Town" object, whereby only 1 town can exist in the entire table with a particular postal code) but to

I have the following instruction that returns an array that I'm quite confused about. I can't even read it. Can someone shed some light as to how to reach into this array of hashes (that's what I can see) to get the location lat and lon? res = Geocoder.search(addy1) This is the res: [#<Geocoder::Result::Google:0x007fb46c345e18

On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 6:32 AM, Joost Hietbrink <joost at joopp.com> wrote: > Hi Sam Roberts, > First of all. Thanks for the Vpim gem. We use it at www.yelloyello.com and > it works great. I''m glad to hear that. > We''ve only encountered the following error: > # NoMethodError (undefined method `to_str'' for []:Array): > # >

I have implemented the AJAX observe_field to filter the state/province options in my address form. This works great except when I submit the form, @params doesn''t contain the select element. _address_form.rhtml relevant snippet: <%= collection_select(:address, "country", Country.find(:all, :order => "position"), :code, :name, {:prompt => "-- Select

I think I am missing something terribly obvious. Is it possible to have an :expects parameter for a webservice that is an array of objects? I want to have a single webservice that expects all my line items (for an order). Is this something that is possible? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I have kind of an interesting problem. I have a form wherein people enter information. Big surprise. If they enter any "weird" characters like ø or é or whatever, the form will submit and all is well. However, I have a select box for the state which, if you''re looking at Spain, has states like A Coruña, Cádiz and País Vasco. These are pulled from the database which is set to