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Using acts_as_ferret I''m trying to do a query like: active:(true) title|body:(#{params[:s]}) product_price:( >= #{params[:min]}) Where I want to return only the active products that contain the search term in the title or body and has a minimum price >= params[:min] I''m finding that even though I''m indexing the product price as an integer (so no .00 to cause

I would like to disable sessions for search engine bots that browse my site. Is it possible to set session :off in application.rb based on the result of a method call that would check the request.user_agent for common search bots? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

My form tag looks like: <%= form_tag :controller => "admin", :action => ''update_preset'', :id => @preset, :popup => params[:popup], :editor => params[:editor] %> which I want to be rendered something like: <form action="/admin/documents/update_preset/?editor=1&amp;popup=1" method="post"> but instead I get double

I''ve been trying to add a basic file upload feature (just based on the Rails Recipes example), but I find that it only works with the webrick server and not my lighttpd 1.4.11 server. I''m running Rails 1.1.2 on OSX. The upload silently fails with both firefox and Safari, even with the useragent hack and with any size of file/image. My lighttpd config is pretty standard as

I''m trying to do this migration, but it fails when I try to create a default content using Section.create I get an error saying ''unitialized contant Section'' The weird thing is if I use a table name like ''categories'' with Category.create instead of ''sections'' and Section.create then it all works fine! I''m working from