similar to: restful controllers - howto nest with link_to?

Hi, I''m trying to use link_to to access the Update action + add some extra parameters. I''m using the default rest routes. I can''t get it working. When I use: <%= link_to '' Accept'', invitation_path, :method => :put, :id => ''1'', :command => ''accept'' %> I can get into the Update action but the

I mentioned this in another thread, but I''ve got a formal request now. After reading tons of stuff about REST, I don''t really get it. I need to see an example. I''d like someone to write up an example blog app with these requirements - RESTful using the simply_restful plugin (or edge rails) - allows posting of comments to articles - has categories for posts No need

tnet.itand SIP register messages are not replied. I suggested to check if your Asterisk box is really sending SIP messages, you can use a net sniffer. Did you alerady used different sip client with the same sip account of your Asterisk box? Did you use zoiper from the same box? Marino p.s. Are you Italian? On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 5:27 PM, Giorgio Incantalupo < gincantalupo at

This is a little off topic but someone here knows, I''m sure... Does anyone have a good site to find freely available standard icons for things like add/edit/delete/save? I''m looking for a set of clean and simple matching icons that capture that Railsy-Web 2.0 feel... Maybe icons aren''t Railsy... Steven -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Using Ferret for searching, I''ve got results that I need to link to. Which is fine, except for that they''re displayed on paginated pages using Rails paginate function - so it''s not like I can''t get it from the database or anything else. Anyone have any ideas on how to go about this? It''s not so much a coding problem as a theory problem, and I

Hi Let''s say we have model Foo. Each Foo instance can have several bars. Those bars are primitive, so they shouldn''t be models. For example, Foo might be a type of convention, and the bars might be years the convention was held in. Naively, we would have a conventions_years date, and put: has_many :years inside class Convention. But then we''d get an error, since for

Thanks, first, to everyone who''s asked and answered questions on this list, and to the creators of RSpec - it is all very helpful. I''ve searched the mailing list, and had a couple 2hr googling sessions that didn''t help me find an answer. I''ve run into a problem getting my first non-trivial view spec to run. I get an error when trying to generate a link_to()

Hi, Sebastian Kanthak of the file_column-Plugin wrote once: "is the photo object inside a local variable or an instance variable (e.g. photo or @photo)? url_for_file_column only works with instance variables, like all other active record form helpers. Could this be the problem?" So I''m using file_column in a partial, e.g. <%= render (:partial => "product",

Hey everyone, I did a quick hack in go about a month ago and gluster-rest was the outcome. You can find it at https://github.com/kshlm/gluster-rest The program is basically a wrapper around the gluster cli. It translates incoming requests to the correct gluster cli command, executes the cli command with the '--xml' parameter to get xml output and returns the xml document. For eg, For

On 8/2/06, Alisdair McDiarmid <alisdair@...> wrote: > Here you go: > http://randomoracle.com/stuff/RestBlog.tar.gz Hi guys, i modified a little the original Alisdair McDiarmid''s sources and created very simple blog system. So the announce follows: Restolog - RESTful blog example ========================= Very simple blog system based on REST/CRUD ideas. Sources (all

So I''ve recently started playing with the restful routes support in edge rails, converting a few of my controllers to support all the standard operations.. One thing that''s been bothering me, however, is the following: Before using restul routes, I would define an edit method in my controller which would be responsible for both creating new objects as well as editing

Hi All, Anyone noticed that using the newer link_to syntax in edge currently fails with mocked objects in view specs or helpers. eg. if you have something like the following in your view (or equivalent in a helper): <%= link_to @dog.name, @dog %> as opposed to the current 1.2 syntax: <%= link_to @dog.name, dog_path(@dog) %> Using a mock_model as the ''dog''

I want to use link_to/link_to_function and then use Insertion.Bottom and also have render partial in it. I could not find one example with all three and I have been working on syntax for it for a long time now. In effect I want the following: When I click on my link <%= link_to_function("Post", "new Insertion.Bottom(''oldpost'',render(:partial

Okay, what''s so different about the bellow code? When I use the link_to function in a partial (three times passing "Stats", "Blog", and "Gallery")... <%= link_to(menuItem.to_s, :controller=>menuItem.to_s.downcase)%> I get... <a href="/stats">Stats</a> <a href="/blog">Blog</a> <a

Help! I wanted to make a ruby interpreted variable <%= @variable %> to be the linkname of my <%= link_to "linkname", {options" %> expression. How can I do that? -- Anime ni naruttebayo!!! Uchiha Itachi''s Trashcan@ptoys http://ptoys.proboards40.com/index.cgi?board=showroom&action=display&thread=1108620582 -------------- next part -------------- An

So I''ve used the helper test plugin, and also tried some things from Rails Recipes, and basically neither seems to work for cases where a helper does anything related to link_to/url_for, and this includes calling named_routes. This is obviously an issue, as a common use for helpers is to refactoring something like this: <%= link_to "text that changes slightly", :id => id

I want to have a link_to (<a>) that when the mouse rolls over it (hover) a little if possible semitranspartent "box" (maybe 80px*80px) is displayed with some help/further information included. Is it possible to do this? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

What options do I need to provide to link_to so that it generates truly absolute URLs (i.e. including protocol://host:port/path)? It seems that even when I provide :host and :protocol arguments to url_for that it suppresses these when they match the current request.

Hello. I realize that link_to is a helper that generally only has use in a view file, but recently I have come across a situation where it would be useful in a controller. I am trying to create a flash[:notice] and I want to link to another page. Of course, I could hard code the HTML, but for the sake of consistency, I was wondering if there is a way to abstract it from within the controller

Hi. Is it possible to compose GET request using ''link_to'' and get passed params like: params[:foo][:bar]?