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I''m wondering how i can detect the browser type for the client. I know this is possible, but i cant seem to find how to do this, nor any example code for this. I would appreciate if someone could point me to some info or just give me an explanation. thanks in advance. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Im ready to start hosting and deploying some of my rails apps, im guessing if someone are using railsplayground.com shared hosting plan, right now im paying USD $35 for a half of disk space and transfer, with no rails support :( any advice its more than welcome :) -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

On 5/21/06, ReggW <me@yourhome.com> wrote: > > Rafael Zanetti wrote: > > I never said I knew one IDE based on Visual Studio. > > > > What I really meant was: Why you, software companies, only think in > > windows > > as your development plataform? Not only for IDE but for everything. > > > Because its a platform with consistency and its what pays

"Using @flash directly is deprecated - call flash instead. (render at (eval):1)" I''ve just noticed this message whilst tailing my dev. log, can anyone shed any light on it? I''m using markaby, and have the following in my template: div.notice flash[:notice] unless flash[:notice].nil? ...which works fine, apart from the new(?) error; running edge 4718 (updated a few

I''ve gone down (hopefully the correct) route of breaking up my layout(s) into common/generic elements such as the html head etc, but when the page renders there is no consistency in indenting - it''s all over the place (I''ve de-tabbed everything with the same result). Is there a standard/existing way of pretty-printing output? I''ve searched without any real