similar to: simple-navigation items from database

Hi, I am having troubles to figure out how to move from one record to the other without using <find_by_sql> or other ugly tricks. So far, I have managed to do a lot of stuff without it but I decided that I need to learn how it works this weekend! So I need your help to figure that out... I have the following 4 models: class Client < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :client_variations

Hello, I've CCd' Duncan Murdoch as the rgl maintainer, but I'm also keen to hear from the broader community of any insights. In rgl my understanding is that there's only one rotation-navigation mode, where you left-click hold and the view pivots abound the centre of the scene. In other tools, including Google Earth, that is the default behaviour but there's also a

Hi guys, this is just to let you know I''ve just released a rails plugin that lets you build tabbed navigation very easily and quickly. you can check it out here: http://blog.seesaw.it/articles/2006/07/23/the-easiest-way-to-add-tabbed-navigation-to-your-rails-app I''m posting this via ruby-forum so if you have questions or suggestion please drop me an email at staff@seesaw.it

Do you know if there is a gem for creating menu navigations? I''ve tried simple_navigation but it''s too simple. I like menu navigation of active_admin gem but I don''t know how to create it. -- 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

When creating "< previous|next >"-type navigation to browse through records from a list of search results, what is the most efficient (best practices-) way to determine what the previous and next records are for a given record? Should I store the search results array and the position (index) of the current record in the session? Or restore the results array each time (running

Anyone aware of a Rails-based component/framework to allow for easy "breadcrumb" navigation links? Thanks, Wes -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Hi, I am having problems with my page. I have a banner and navigation bar in controller_name.rhtml in app/views/layout. Can someone please help? Thanks In the navigation bar, I have the following links: Category1 Sub-Category1 Sub-Category2 Sub-Category3 Sub-Category4 Sub-Category5 Sub-Category6 In the main content, I have the following links: Sub-Category1 edit delete

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I have a flash movie that I''m using for site navigation.. I have links such as: ''/site/signup'', ''/site/login'' and ''/site/faq'' where site is my controller and signup, login or faq are my actions.. I also have the following routes defined in routes.rb: map.connect "/", :controller => "site", :action =>

I think this is a fairly easy question done several times in several languages, but on a traditional ''tab'' based navigation webpage, what''s the best way to handle the active state? I am using this in my view: <% for category in @categories %> <% if the condition is met to make this the active tab %> <li><a id=''active''

Is it possible to output via ROR from a db to a POI file ready for inclusion in a satellite navigation program like Tomtom?

Greetings, I appreciate the help from here as I seem to be asking the noob questions a lot, but what is a good way to deal with navigation pulled from a database? I have this in my view: <% @nav_buttons.each do |nav_button| %> <li><a href="#" class="nav"><%=h nav_button.name %></a></li> <% end %> this in my controller def

this is a suggestion for a feature in future releases of RAqua for mac OS X: It would be very nice if the gui conformed to the navigation keys that most other os x apps do (with the exception of ms word and mozilla). i am referring to the use of ctrl- f, b, n, p, e, and a for navigating forward one character, backwards one character, up one line, down one line, to the end of a line, and to the

I am trying to move from MS Windows (of which I am a std user) to Linux and, 10 days ago, I installed Mandrake 9.0, everything is OK except for WEB navigation: even if surely connected, I cannot navigate and the browser answer is always:...host unknown.. Apparently the problem is the firewall (Shorewall) installed by default that rejects all comunication, infact looking in the Firewall settings

Hi I am trying to get my head around how you would "efficiently" do a left-hand navigation menu structure derived from various database table entries. Example is loosely based on AWDwR''s depot app. Say you wanted to instead to have the left-hand nav links show the following: Books book title 1 book title 2 ... CDs CD title 1 CD title 2 ... with

I have a navigation menu that contains a link per controller in my application. This menu is the same for all controllers, but I want this behaviour: <a>Users</a> <span>Statistics</span> and <span>Users</span> <a>Statistics</a> depending on the page you''re currently on. I''ve put a <render :partial =>

Went back and forth a bit trying to find out the easiest way to do this. Found a plugin but it didn''t seem very stable/well written. This is what I have going right now: - if @content_for_recipe_editor_tabs = yield :recipe_editor_tabs - else = tabbed_navigator(RecipesController.send "edit_tabs") If any templates/sub-templates/partials used in this render have

On 04/11/2015 6:56 PM, Michael Sumner wrote: > Hello, I've CCd' Duncan Murdoch as the rgl maintainer, but I'm also keen to > hear from the broader community of any insights. > > In rgl my understanding is that there's only one rotation-navigation mode, > where you left-click hold and the view pivots abound the centre of the > scene. That's not quite true:

I am attempting to integrate a main navigation section into my web application. Naturally the easiest and DRY way to do this would be to either include it in a layout, or as a partial. The only problem is that I want the link for the current page to have its own css id ("current"). The only way I can think to accomplish this is to just include the navigation in every page, but this is

Hi, Im looking to add some navigation to a template, will most likely need to use a database to define primary navigation bar and secondary bar. Has anyone got any pointers of where to start with this? Is there a module already developed that I can install? Or has anyone got any useful links? Thanks Scott -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.