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...9;'m using the date_select form helper to give me three select popups, (day, month, year). I want to specify that these exist and are set to today''s date I''ve tried this: response.should_have ''form > p > select [name="gap_quick_quote_parameters[purchase_date(3i)]"] > option'', :attributes => { :value => ''16'', :selected => ''selected'' }, :content => ''16'' But it fails, saying: Invalid selector: "] > op...

Hi, dat1<- read.table(text=" Restaurant owner purchase_date ??????????? 23 Chuck 3/4/2011 ??????????? 23 Chuck 3/4/2011 ??????????? 23 Chuck 3/4/2011 ??????????? 23 Chuck 3/4/2011 ??????????? 23 Bob??????? 1/1/2013 ??????????? 23 Bob??????? 1/1/2013 ??????????? 23 Bob???????? 1/1/2013 ??????????? 15 Hazel 4/11/2010 ??????????? 15 Hazel 4/11/2010 ????????...

...ple tool for my shop. I have many products that I sell in my shop and of course I have many suppliers for the products. Thus to express the relationship between products and suppliers, I think I have to create a join model. Beside the product_id and supplier_id the join model will also note the purchase_date, the quantity, and the price. Am I right till this point? The question is, what shall I name the join model? Please remember that I don''t use English daily. I am looking for a word that rhyme. Rails Recipes book gives a very nice example. Magazines has many readers through subscrip...

I''m just curious about what techniques others have successfully used to capture date data on forms as an alternative to the standard date_select. I have to admit I''ve been lazy and only used the date_select as we have very few dates in our system now, but that is about to change. I would like something better. Any thoughts? -- Thanks, Sam -------------- next part

...but I can''t resist using it... I have a form that contains a date select (Rails-generated). I want to specify that the default value for each popup menu is correct The best I can manage is this: response.should_have "form > p > select[name=''quote_parameters [purchase_date(3i)]''] > option[selected=''selected'']", :text => ''16'' I really want to specify two attributes for the <option> tag, like option[selected=''selected'',value=''16''] - is there any syntax that allows...