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Hi, I have the following structure with my models: A member inherits from a company A applicant inherits from a company An application has an applicant An application has a member I am attempting to do a find on the applications table where the search term either matches the applicant name or the member name. So far I have the following find statement: Application.paginate(:all,

Hi, I have a fairly complex form and I am wondering if it is even possible to do what I am attempting. I have multiple models included in the form. A small example would be the following: Company has many Locations Company has many PhoneNumbers... and so on I have this working without issue using Rails 2.3 and nested forms. Where this becomes complex is that I also have another model named

Hi, I have been watching the last three episodes on railscasts.com in which he goes through dealing with multiple models in one for using fields_for, and virtual attributes. (http://railscasts.com/episodes/ 73). Here is an example of the way they suggest to go about it: # projects_controller.rb def new @project = Project.new 3.times { @project.tasks.build } end def create @project =

Hi, I have attempted to install radiant on my server using mongrel. I have it working fine using lighttpd on my development box, but as soon as i attempt to run it using mongrel I get the following error: NoMethodError (undefined method `find'' for Status:Class): /app/models/page.rb:49:in `status'' /app/models/page.rb:57:in `published?''

Hi, I am creating an application in which I am allowing users to have customized views of a form. These forms do not have to be customized at this point by the user, but will for now be customized by us, and uploaded to the server. My idea was to take the similar approach done by the plug in acts_as_attachment, and, have a default layout stored in the normal views/controller_name folder, but