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Hi all, I''m looking for some advice on where we should be putting an advert if we are looking to hire a full time rails developer? Or turning it around what websites (or mailing lists) do folks here use to if they feel the need for a change in view from their desk? A few details to narrow down scope since it might affect the advice, apologies in advance, trying to NOT make this an

On *certain* fields in my rails forms the backgrounds are yellow. If I check the page source there is no clue as to why. However, if I *save* the page to disk and then open it in a text editor I can see that the affected fields are like: <input style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 160);" id="contact_first_name" name="contact[first_name]"

My first ROR app is coming along nicely. This is definately a agile env. One of my last issues before inhouse deployment is creating pulldown entries on the fly. In particular, I''m writing a job tracking app for my company. We mostly do jobs for the same customers (law firms), so I have a pull down of law firms which is populated from a law_firms table. i.e assume only 2 tables for

1st: I am a newbie to Rails & to pure OO. Q: I want to use rails for creating a "master-detail" form. page layout will allow users to type in an "expense report header" and as many "expense report lines" as they need to. I understand how to wrap the final submit action using "transaction" to ensure the inserts to the database happen within the same

Is there a clever rails way to chain multiple forms together to collect all the info that I need before finally calling "save"? For example consider an app which needs to create a "Order" object which is tied to a "Contact" object which may or may already exist. Lets pretend we don''t want to save the order to the DB until the contact info is known and

I am slightly struggling to get a basic aggregation setup For example I have a column in my database called "email" which stores an email address. For various reasons I want the form on screen to be like "<enter email name here>@domain.com", ie the domain part is already fixed - the username is changeable So I create a class called Email which picks the two pieces

This may be a rails bug, but I can''t figure out how to do attribute overrides for the attribute created for a belongs_to relationship I have a simple relationship: User belongs_to Domain User has a property email_address which I want to update if Domain is ever changed I tried in User def domain=(new_domain) super end but now the ability to assign new domains is totally

How can I ask ActiveRecord to make it''s "has_many" code to work on some arbitrary relationship between two tables? ie neither field is a primary key The situation is that I am writing a Postfix management application and one of the tables to manage is the "alias" table. My primary key in the "mailbox" table is "id", but the alias table is just