search for: wrbriggs

Hello, I am a total beginner when it comes to rails and would like to know are there any issues with porting rails from freebsd to windows? This is the error that I have Bad file descriptor - /tmp/mysql.sock I am not sure if this would help or not but I am currently on a cygwin environment thanks if anyone can help -- Antoine W. Solomon Jr. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML

Okay, I know this will probably be a very easy question. But I am discovering that RonR makes just about everything easy. The problem is, it takes me a few hours to figure out that I can do it the easy way. I need to know how to move to the next record in a database. I want to format my out put in a table. For example, I want a 3 by 3 table. So record one goes in the first cell, record

Trying to install rails/fcgi/apache2. Following these instructions: http://xmlareas.com/ruby-rails-howto.html Using Fedora Core 4. I installed ruby and ruby-devel using apt-get. Everything under Adding FastCGI (optional) works fine up to the gem install fcgi part. Here is what happens: [root@paulbarry fcgi-2.4.0]# gem install fcgi -r -- -with-fcgi-lib=/usr/local/fcgi/lib

So forgive the stupid question, I''m a relative Rails newby. I have a form that I would like to submit each time the user changes their selection in one of several select items (single selection only). I''ve got this behavior working properly in the select_tag method, but I also have two other fields on the form - a month and a year. The month and year tags are created using the

Hi all, I have a a really, really dumb Newb question... I am trying to use observe_form to use AJAX calls in order to refresh a particular page fragment using the form data. I have run into a stumbling block very early on in the process - how can I provide an ''id'' attribute to the form_remote_tag or start_form_tag methods? Specifying something like :id =>