similar to: InvalidAuthenticityToken error with remote_form_for

Hi - I''m trying to group records based on some attribute they or an association of their''s have. The simplest example I could think of to drive my point is this: Assume the following model associations (pardon my butchering of rails) - Faculty has_many :courses Course belongs_to :faculty I want to paginate courses based on the name of the faculty they belong to. The paging

Hey - I have a few ajax calls in my app that I''m not really sure how to degrade to html. For the most part, these are functions that insert or remove elements to/from the dom. For example, I have my own edit-in-place on the data, which is called by start_edit action. This action renders an rjs template that replaces the view with an edit form. # view (partial) <tr

Hi I''ve just uploaded my new website to my server and, after a couple of teething problems, seem to be hitting problems when I am using devise and warden to authenticate users etc. The following is the error message with sensitive information removed: Processing RegistrationsController#create (for 81.111.90.194 at 2010-08-19 21:35:43) [POST] Parameters:

If a user that has not yet signed up for Facebook attempts to visit an application page facebook presents them with a registration form. After this form is completed, the application is automatically added to the user''s account and Facebook displays the following message: Welcome George Tesster! Your account has been created. [application] has been added to your account. Facebook also

I am trying to write a REST web service testing locally is fine but whane I deploy the server and try test it via curl curl -i -X POST -H ''Content-Type:application/xml'' -d '''' http://mytesteddomain.tld/user/posts/createReference.xml I get an error : ERROR TYPE: ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken ERROR MESSAGE:

Hi guys What does the below line says ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken (ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken): -e:2:in `load'' -e:2 Please guide me -- Karthik.k Mobile - +91-9894991640

I used to have Simple Captcha installed, but since I removed it I got all kinds of problems with login. Processing UsersController#login (for 188.177.122.179 at 2010-09-19 12:21:09) [POST] Parameters: {"commit"=>"OK", "authenticity_token"=>"/ Y0aZETCsMhyI3CkrZJK6O2NaLEoi+LRe8ZuDPWU9kc=",

I have a form that submits search criteria and while it is processing I wanted to use a js function to indicate: <% form_remote_tag :update => ''mainbody'', :url => {:action => ''search''}, :before => "wait_message(''mainbody'',''S E A R C H I N G'')" do%> wait_message() executes but then when

Scenario: 1. Log in a user. 2. Go to a page with a form. 3. Open a new tab and log out the user. 4. Go back to previous tab and submit form. 5. It throws InvalidAuthenticityToken before getting to my login code. I need to redirect the user to a log in screen. What''s the best way to capture this and handle this? --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this

On 29 Jul 2008, at 01:00, Elliot Chyba wrote: > I''m integrating Lightview, > http://www.nickstakenburg.com/projects/lightview/, into an > application. > It''s more or less a content overlay similar to a light box, which then > calls the content either through an IFRAME or Ajax request. The IFRAME > works fine but for obvious reasons, I''d prefer to use

Does anyone know how to disable exception notifications for the Exception Notification plugin when it is an ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken? Thanks! Tom -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To post to this group, send email to rubyonrails-talk-/JYPxA39Uh5TLH3MbocFF+G/Ez6ZCGd0@public.gmane.org To

My login controller seems to be randomly raising InvalidAuthenticityToken errors. I''m using exception_notifier so I''ve got pretty solid debug output, but I can''t see any pattern to it. They are real users with different IPs and different who sometimes try repeatedly to join or log in and mail me when they can''t, so I don''t think it''s any kind

I am sending post requests to another rails app via mechanize and getting the InvalidAuthenticityToken error. I know its due to the protect_from_forgery line on the application_controller. How do I manage to overcome this? Thanks a lot, Elías --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails:

VIEW: <select id="hello" name="me" onchange ="new Ajax.Request(''.......'')> <option value = "344" selected="selected></option> Can you enclosed this onchange here dynamically? the Ajax.Request i post come back with an InvalidAuthenticityToken error. I don''t know where to strart on resolving that so I am

How often is the authenticity token updated? The latest error that I got was a submittal of a form, an model validation occured, I click back, make the correction, resubmit the form, then I get an InvalidAuthenticityToken error. Somewhat off topic If a person is using the authenticity tokens is there still a need to use some sort of captcha? Thanks -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I added login to my app and storing the sessions in the db. I un-commented the "config.action_controller.session_store = :active_record_store" line in the environment.rb file, and the :secret in the application.rb file. Now, when I try to login I get the error InvalidAuthenticityToken. Here''s my login form: <% form_for :user, :url => { :action =>

Hi all, I''m getting some weird behavior. I''m developing on two machines, one with os x and the other with windows xp. I was testing one of my registration forms and it worked fine when mongrel_rails was run on the windows machine, but when mongrel was run on os x it kept throwing "ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken". I realized I had forgotten the <%=

Hi, I was trying to write a RESTful service and was planning on testing via tools such as cURL and the basic http libs. With the InvalidAuthenticityToken piece that is turned by default in Rails 2.0.2, I have to provide the token with each request. This is something of a pain for a programmable client that may not make a GET request before performing other actions, specifically POST, PUT and

Hello, I''ve been testing my project with some manual tests. One of them consists of deleting cookies ("clean personal info" in firefox) just before submit the login form. Then, I get an error. The error message is: ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken in SessionsController#create I''m on Rails 2.0.2 with restful_authentication plugin. I''m using

I''m using exception_notifier to get an email when a 500 error occurs in production. Lately I''m seeing a lot of nonsensical POSTs show up that cause an InvalidAuthenticityToken error. All the fields contain random characters. (For instance, "search_title"=>"BHQWTZpjGeb") Is there a way to detect them and not send the email, while still sending the email in