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Hi, i''m building a website engine and i''m trying to create a simple way to attach multiple images to a model. I know there''s a lot of plugins and solutions, that''s not the problem =) What i''m trying to achieve is a smooth way to upload images while on the model-form. Either the model has been saved or not. A perfect example of what i want to do is the

I have a rails app that sends the user over to Shopify to process the purchase of the product. I want to use their webhooks feature to track when those products have been purchased. So my question is: Does anyone know what the receiving end should look like? Or does anyone have a sample they would be willing to post? Second question: How can I simulate this on my local machine so I can

I''m working on a new rails project that will have a very, very large database. Initial insert will be in the hundreds of thousands of records. The database we are getting the information from is Microsoft SQL based, and we have access to tab delimited update files daily. We''re trying to write import scripts and use a well designed database on our end. The data they are

I need to set up a site to charge cards through LinkPoint. I did some searching to see what was available, and saw that Shopify uses ActiveMerchant. I saw that it hasn''t been touched in several months, though perhaps that''s simply because it hasn''t needed any changes. Just wondering what''s the best way to go about this. Thanks for any info. Pat

I am learning how to use the payment gem to process credit cards. I think I have everything up and running correctly but I get this error: undefined method `use_ssl='' for #<Net::HTTP secure.authorize.net:443 open=false> Would anyone have an idea what would cause that? Thanks, will clark // graphic design www.willclarkdesigns.com/ will@willclarkdesigns.com 559 | 584

HI All, I am currently having feature where my users to have a subdomain for their account like xxx.myaddress.com,yyy.myaddress.com these will point to the corresponding users . How can I implement the feature where user can enter their own domain name instead of sub domain? regards, Loganathan Mob: +91 7760780741 | +91 9944414388 Skype: loganathan.sellappa ViewMe

On 31/12/06, Tobias L?tke <tobias.luetke at gmail.com> wrote: > > I just replaced various homegrown stubbing and mocking facilities in > Shopify and wanted to let you know my appreciation for this fantastic > library of yours. I love the user interface and the internal code is > something to behold as well. Thanks - I''m glad you''ve found it useful.

I''m looking for a ready-made solution for a small simple online shop. The requirements are the following: * It works out of the box * User-friendly UI: business owner can add, edit, delete products for sale, their prices, their pictures and their descriptions * Product categories * Filtering by category, product name and etc * Pre-built themes/templates (I''m not good at web

Say I have an hosted application which allows the user to use their own domain name (company.com) to access it, and that application must be accessed over SSL, how do you go about our SSL certificate not being registered to their domain. Sure the connection will be safe but the browser will pop up a warning saying the certificate is invalid for this domain. I dont think this problem occur

Hi All First post and its a question of Rails abilities. I was wondering if their are any examples of a Rails application driving an ecommerce shop site. Selling a catalogue of products? We''re looking at starting our first major Rails project at work and wanted to gather some examples to sell to the MD as PHP is becoming a drag and there''s so much more possibility in Rails.

Which do you guys prefer for credit card processing? Both look like they get the job done. -- Is there any consensus on which one is better? Are there other credit card processing solutions I''m not aware of? Any thoughts or suggestions would be most welcome. Thanks! : ) Jason -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Every once in a while, I pipe up and whine that "belongs_to" should really be ''refers_to" [http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/2130]. It''s time again. I''ve got a bunch of stuff going onto eBay, so, like any good engineer, I don''t just post it manually: I design a Rails-based inventory database that creates a semantically-correct XHTML/CSS auction

Hi. When I upload a 10Mb file (from my browser) to my Rails app, a Tempfile object gets created on the server. When the contents gets written to the database, it''s a simple INSERT, so basically the data is read to memory and then inserted into MySQL. How come the data is not streamed to the DB so we avoid the memory issue? Is this a short coming of ActiveRecord or the MySQL/Ruby

I''m pinging the list to see if anyone is working on an open-source e-commerce engine based on Rails yet - something like OSCommerice I guess. Anyone? Is there interest out there for such a thing? I have such a product which has been extracted from real world code. It currently runs 3 production rails sites in various shapes and forms, implemented as a rails engine. Basic feature list: -

Hi, Its taking me a long time to get my head around the Liquid plugin. I have a couple of questions which hopefully someone can help me with... - How difficult would it be to add some kind of Filter or Tag which would allow other Liquid templates to be included into the current Liquid template (eg. similar to render(:file => "filename") - How difficult would it be to add

DevTower Beta3! (0.3) I''m proud to announce some major changes and improvements to DevTower in this beta release! First and foremost, DevTower is now a full plugin. Also, DevTower works (only) with Rails 1.1. ==== ABOUT ===== DevTower used to synchronize the development of Ruby On Rails applications with developers working simultaniously on multiple systems with Subversion. DevTower

Hi, when the "Agile Web Development" book talks about routes, there are what looks like console transcripts like the following: URL> store @params = {:controller => ''store'', :action = ''index''} Is there something like a console for testing routes (where you could put in a url and see how rails would route it)?? Ingo -- Posted via

My needs are far more modest than Capistrano''s capabilities. Also, when working in a shared hosting environment, the Capistrano model can be outside the capabilities allowed by the Web host. I simply need to push selected directories (on a changed-file basis) out to a server. I have about 80% of the code written to do this (I''m considering YAC for the name, with a nod to

Hi, I''m trying to achieve the same funcionality as Shopify does in their product administration. That is ''adding a new product'' and having the choice of adding images before saving or even the product exists. Any suggestions of how this would be accomplished the best way? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hello, Just wondering if someone here as successfully ported Liquid to use with a database. I would like to try it out but not sure how Liquid integrates with current templates. Thanks Frank --------------------------------- Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you from nasty viruses. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: