similar to: XML API for plugin directory

The directory of Rails plugins at http://www.agilewebdevelopment.com/ plugins/ now has support for adding comments to plugins, so stop by and leave a kind word about your favorite plugin. :) A feed for plugin comments is available at http:// feeds.feedburner.com/RubyOnRailsPluginComments, while the plugin feed itself is available at http://feeds.feedburner.com/RubyOnRailsPlugins. --

The Rails Plugin Directory now has tag support: http:// www.bencurtis.com/archives/2006/05/rails-plugins-tagged/ -- Benjamin Curtis http://www.bencurtis.com/ http://www.tesly.com/ -- Collaborative test case management http://www.agilewebdevelopment.com/ -- Resources for the Rails community

You can now take a stab at quickly finding a plugin based on it''s name: http://agilewebdevelopment.com/plugins/ [plugin_name_with_underscores] So, http://agilewebdevelopment.com/plugins/acts_as_authenticated will take you directly to that plugin. If you guess incorrectly (there''s no exact match), then you''ll be returned a search based on what you entered. --

I have just released the first revision since the initial release of The Money Train, Building e-commerce sites using Ruby on Rails. It is available for purchase now at http://www.agilewebdevelopment.com/ book. Here''s a list of major changes since the initial release: - Added content to Gift Certificates chapter about legal and accounting details. - Added product options section.

The Rails Plugin Directory now has over 150 plugins and RDoc support too: http://www.bencurtis.com/archives/2006/05/150-rails-plugins/ -- Benjamin Curtis http://www.bencurtis.com/ http://www.tesly.com/ -- Collaborative test case management http://www.agilewebdevelopment.com/ -- Resources for the Rails community

While talking about my RailsConf presentation with Ben Wiseley, he suggested writing a book on the same topic... so I did! The Money Train is an e-book about building e-commerce sites using Ruby on Rails. Read my blog entry about it at http://www.bencurtis.com/archives/ 2006/06/rails-e-commerce-e-book/ or head to http:// www.agilewebdevelopment.com/book to dive right in. As always, a big

I hope I''m not completely off-base here but is there a shop plugin for ruby/rails that means I don''t have to write the code for a shop from scratch? Can''t seem to find one... Thanks! Bex -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Validates Unlike Plugin (v 0.1) ======================== Validates Unlike plugin validates that the value of the specified attribute doesn''t match against the regular expression provided Class Contact < ActiveRecord::Base validates_unlike :comment, :with =>/html|http|onclick|onmouseover/ , :message => "comment can''t include: href,http,onclick,onmouseover."

All, I know there are 3 or 4 search plugins out there. I''m trying to find one that will allow me to search associated fields. My database content is pretty small, so efficiently is not so critical. On the other hand I have ton of :belongs_to type fields, so I need something that works well with the Rails models. Any recommendations? == Example of what I need to work Assume I have a

Hi, I am a newbie to ruby & rails. Can anybody give me some inputs as to how to download & use standard rails plugins. Any help regarding this will be greatly appreciated. -- If not you then who..... If not now then when...... ----------------------------------------------------- With Best Regards, Medha. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed...

Hi everyone, I was trying to discover some new plugins, but the script breaks at a certain point: $ ./script/plugin discover Add http://delynnberry.com/svn/code/rails/plugins/? [Y/n] Add http://svn.recentrambles.com/plugins/? [Y/n] Add http://svn.hasmanythrough.com/public/plugins/? [Y/n] Add http://www.svn.recentrambles.com/plugins/? [Y/n] Add http://sean.treadway.info/svn/plugins/? [Y/n] Add

Hello, I am pleased to announce the availability of the plugin acts_as_classifier which allows using the ''classifier'' gem in a Rails application. This plugin can be downloaded from http://opensvn.csie.org/sksinghi/acts_as_classifiable/ This plugin is useful in scenarios where you want to distinguish between spam or non-spam comments, Or maybe you want to track the

So here''s the deal. I don''t know the innards of rails well enough to do this quickly but you might. First person to write this and release it under MIT license or public domain, and tells me, gets a free pizza from your favorite local delivery place. You pick the toppings, I''ll call ''em and order it up for you. Yeah a pizza isn''t much but I''m

Nothing special, just my first plugin. it came out of a request I saw on the list from someone who wanted to be able to tell if a model''s attributes had changed prior to being saved. Well, this plugin does just that (at least I hope it does). http://rubyforge.org/projects/actsasmodified/ Please see the README for details. Constructive comments and criticisms are appreciated. Chris

Just released a new version of the _Managed Fixtures_ plugin, previously known as _Export Fixtures_. The name change comes with some added functionality for managing the fixtures, primarily with two new import tasks for importing specific Models or all of them within the test/fixtures directory. Both new import tasks take the exported fixtures, and allow you to directly import one, or all of

Seems like act_as_state_machine plugin is not accessible from http://lunchroom.lunchboxsoftware.com/articles/2006/01/21/acts-as-state-machine as this site is down and script/plugin discover is broken as it fails when trying to add plugin repositories giving the message as below; Add http://svn.northpub.com/plugins/? [Y/n] y (eval):3:in `each'': undefined method `[]'' for

help me with this one, i need any tutorials regarding this credit card validator -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Is there a writeup about how to structrure your rails applications so that you can share models, gems, libraries, helpers, and controllers between them. It would be especially helpful if the discussion involved how to structure your codebase in version control and how to manage deployement.

Hi, I''m trying to handle money within an online store I''m building and I''m very stuck. I understand that using a float in the db is bad because of "rounding errors", and that storing the price as an integer is the best way forward. I know this has been brought up before on the list and I have search the archives but can''t find a good way forward.

I just knocked up a quick plugin based on Rafael Lima?s Javascript which was inspired by the Browser selectors in CSS post by 37signals. It?s pretty naive at the moment, but could be nice to build on in the future. It adds two helper methods available in your views - browser_is? and browser_name <%= browser_name %> => mozilla (or whatever) <% if browser_is? :mozilla %> do