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Hi, I would like to put a checkbox on a form where the input field is a variable rather than a field in a model. The normal way (with a model) would be: <%= check_box(''client'', ''accept'', {}, "1", "0") %> But since accept is a variable @accept and model client will not be there, how do I make a check box work? Regards, Paul

Hello, I created a table and about 10 migrations down the line I decided that I needed to add an ID column (this was actually a table for a has_many :through and I recently realized that it needs an ID column, unlike HABTM tables). I am a big perfectionist and I frequently run "SHOW COLUMNS IN table;", so I naturally expect to see the "id" column the first one listed. However,

Hi, First I would like to ask if someone could give me the direct link to the mailing list this forum mirrors. This is so I can do searches directly and not bother folks with repeat questions. Now my question: I recently installed a ROR app built on Ruby 1.8.2 and moved it to ROR on Ruby 1.8.4. I got a few errors and had to regenerate my app in the later and copy the App files and a few

hi, I recently attended one of the ruby meetings that we have in my city. There one of the speaker said that google,amazon .. are working on RoR but still the performance of RoR is not at par with J2EE others.... he meant that though google,amazon working o it they will not bring it as front applications only parts the reason ruby is slow in comparison to other languages.... and in real time

Hi, I have a partial frame on the side of a page which shows the current users logged in (as text). Now, I would like to be able to right-click on each user''s name, and get a menu containing links such as "View Profile", "Send Message", etc. These links could open in a new window. Is this possible? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Aditya Rajgarhia