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created/edit network information is all specified on one simpler form --- src/app/controllers/network_controller.rb | 27 +++++++++++++++---- src/app/models/bonding.rb | 2 +- src/app/models/network.rb | 2 +- src/app/models/nic.rb | 2 +- src/app/views/network/_form.rhtml | 15

Hi, I have this scenario. I have the full path of a page stored in the database (column ''path''). I want to be able to have very short urls for retrieving the pages, so i have this route in my map map.connect ''-/:title'', :controller => ''page'', :action => ''view_by_title'', :title => nil so when I go to

Hi There I started using Rails recently, and I see it''s very easy for URLs that have up to 3 levels: /:controller/:action/:id But what do you do when you need more than 3? For example, my current project should have an "admin" interface. Admin has several sub-interfaces, for example a "users" interface. And the admin/users interface has several actions, e.g.

I have an ''account_controller.rb'' in an ''admin'' module I list the accounts with : http://0.0.0.0:3000/admin/accounts/list, and get my table trying to sort it, I use the follwoing sort_link_helper : def sort_link_helper(text, param) key = param key += "_reverse" if @params[:sort] == param options = { :url =>

Hi! What is the easiest way to restrict access to some part of the page? In php i just put .htaccess and .htpasswd files in /admin folder and it worked. Now i''ve got one admin folder for controllers, one for views, public folder and i''m not really sure if it''s still possible. So what is the easiest way? I don''t have any user logging features on my site,

Hi! This was probably asked many times, but i can''t find it anywhere. How to render in my view many actions (sometimes from different controllers)? So i.e. I will have user status/login form at the top, form for creating/editing some data on the left and a list of these data elements on the right and some other things at the bottom? Can i put some of this stuff to the layout? So i

Ok, I have read most of Agile Web Dev... so I had a question about beautifying URLs using routes.rb. I''m trying to architect a content management system in which a user can create template pages. This way, when a user creates a template page nested within, it displays it as though it''s displaying a folder structure, much like a directory tree (using acts_as_tree). I have a

Hi! Uhm are attributes just something like additional members of a class, other than those that come from the names of columns in the table? I''ve got images table, which has ''name'' column. I''ve added support for creating thumbnails out of uploaded pictures and i''d like to have an easy way of accessing them in my views. How to do it? I.e. my image

I have a collection of products that I am showing in a dropdown. Now at the first view it will show only first 10 products in the dropdown with an option "more..." at last. if user clicks the "more..." he can see all the following products in that dropdown list (this is not any ajax request, just javascript show/hide). Of course the more... option will hide when showing all

Hi! It''s rather ruby question than rails... I have a single ''list'' action where i call paginate method. I can receive none, 1 or 2 variables that specify conditions for paginate method. How to write the code so i can call paginate without conditions if all conditions variable are nil, with a single condition if one of conditions variables is not empty and with 2 if

On Wed, February 18, 2015 13:07, Les Mikesell wrote: > On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 11:39 AM, James B. Byrne > <byrnejb at harte-lyne.ca> wrote: >> 2. How does one configure the routing table on network startup to >> specifically detail the route particular addresses are supposed to >> take? >> > > Not exactly sure how routing works with aliases on the same

I''m brand new to Ruby and to Rails, and I''m running through Pragmatic''s "Agile Development" V.2 book and am having problems with the rjs files in their tutorial. First problem: page[:cart].replace_html :partial => ''cart'', :object => @cart This line stopped the AJAX request. The action completed without trouble, but when it hit

Hi! I''m still trying to solve the problem, about which I already posted in these lists... I''ve been trying to understand where packet routing and NAT is being done. The schemes are quite clear, when it''s about the _first_ packet of a NAT connection (when it enters the NAT table). But it isn''t that clear about the packets NAT''ed by the connection

Hello all, I do not read C very well (especially kernel C). Though I have tried to muddle my way through an understanding of what''s going on in fib_hash.c, fib_rules.c, and route.c, I have not succeeded to my satisfaction, hence my post. I''m trying to document the general process of route selection, and have come up with the following overview. Could somebody point out any

Thanks szymek for putting me on track. What I did was re-intstall the file_column plug-in but I still got the same error so I added @recipe = recipe and then then error changed to something about nil.first. So I added a rescue "no image" to the end of my image_tag like so <%= image_tag url_for_file_column("recipe", "image") rescue "none" %> and

I am implementing a system for users to easily create a small shop for themselves. And I''ve run into a route problem. NOTE: I''ve removed a lot from my route.rb file, since I want focus on this particular problem. :-) I currently have a route.rb like this: ActionController::Routing::Routes.draw do |map| map.resources :shops do |shops| shops.resource :cart, :member => {

hi, I''m trying to create meaningful urls with routing extracting all params as specified: map.testroute ":param1/:param2-for-:param3.html" However this approach totally fails - it says Routing Error, No route matches "/aaaa/bbbb-for-ccc.html" with {:method=>:get} Then while browsing source code and some googling I''ve found that there is sth called

Hi! Is there rails version of "where column in (value1, value2, ...)"? I know i could do OR many times, but this way is shorter. I''m ruby/rails newbie, so i have a problem with converting the hash, which i''m receving from the search form into the string for :conditions in find method. Could i instead of creating one, complicated (for me) query do something like

Hi all, My site uses subdomains to define an item. Eg http://itemname.mysite.com I fetch the itemname and render the appropriate site from that itemname. The subdomain is used everywhere (eg http://itemname.mysite.com/events, http://itemname.mysite.com/products/show/11, ...) I now want to give the user the possibilty to use a ''real'' domain like www.itemname.com that should

With this route: map.connect ''items/:subject/:id'', :controller=>''items'', :action=>''show_redirect'', :requirements => {:subject => /.+/, :id => /\d+/} Is it possible to have it match these URLs: items/biology/123 items/chemistry/234 items/math/456 But not these: items/new items/list ... The problem is that :requirements only