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employees HABTM projects, projects HABTM employees. I am doing a permissions page for a selected project. I know that I can get all of the employees in the system (@employee.find(:all)) or get all the employees for the selected project. What i''m trying to do is get a list of all the employees in the system and have a check box that states if they are associated with the current

I receive the following error: Called id for nil, which would mistakenly be 4 -- if you really wanted the id of nil, use object_id when trying to use the in_place_editor_field tag: <% for employee in @employees %> <%= in_place_editor_field :employee, employee.fname %> <% end %> My model is called Employee and is being populated from a controller method employees_list:

Hi, Being new to Rails and Active record could someone please check my database diagram: http://spectrais.com//images/0.png I am building a trouble ticket system for my company. Simply put a client has many users. Those users can create trouble tickets. Each trouble ticket can have many journals that track the progress of the ticket. An employee (of our company) can take ownership of a

I have been looking at the LoginGenerator gem. Looks great and can be easily modified. However in my app I have two places where people can login, one is for in my case "employees" the other is for "users". They are seperate tables in my database and have many different fields. I have an admin area located at ./sysadmin/ where only "employees" can login, they

lets say i have the following SQL in my database editor : When i paste it into rad rails i have to add quotes and the ''+'' symbol to the end of each line. It is very tedious. What is the best method? select timesheets.employee, sum(items.hours) as hours, sum(items.hours*timesheets.cost) as cost, sum(items.hours*timesheets.charge*decode(activities.chargetype,0,1,0)) as charge,

I''m trying to figure out an elegant way to do this: I have the following three tables: people, employer, employees And consequently the following three models: class Person < ActiveRecord::Base end class Employer < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :employees end class Employee < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :person belongs_to :employer end I want to be able to say:

I have an employee model. I want to be able to say: employee.isAdmin? in my view so in the model I have: def isAdmin? if self.role.name == "Administrator" true end end When run I get a blank screen, no errors or anything, whats wrong with the isAdmin? method? If I take out the if self... line it is returning true. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I have a simple case statement in one of my views. This works fine on my windows machine. Move to the mac and I get: "parse error, unexpected tIDENTIFIER, expecting kWHEN". I have not changed anything but cannot resolve the issue. my view has this in it (simplified for test) <% case controller.controller_name -%> <% when "accounts" -%> <h3>worked

I have a controller that gets a list of employees (which has an "include => [:salaries, :incentives, :billablegoals, :reviews]"). I then need it to iterate through each employee and determine their current active goal based on the "effective date." After playing around with it a bunch, I got the following to work. Only problem is that if I remove the "@employees.each {

I''m trying to do a find that includes a join. It has to be a find because I''m using the results for a Pagination, so I need to limit my query to the number of results I want to display per page. Here''s the type of thing I want to do: Employee table <-> Skills_Employees table <-> Skills table Let''s say I want to find all the employees who have

Help, I changed a folder name in my app>controller from admin to company and now I get a company is not a class error. I do not have any custom routes set and have changed all references to admin, no joy. Does ruby / rails have a cache of the names? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

Ok, totally no reason why I''m getting an error in this model update and no other. HELP! CONTROLLER: # GET /employees/1/edit def edit @employee = Employees.find(params[:id]) end VIEW: <h1>Edit Employee</h1> <div id="main-sub"> <%= error_messages_for :employees %> <% form_for(@employee) do |f| %> <table width="600"

Hi! I recently started with RoR and this may be a newbie question. I have a company table, employee table and transactions table. 1 company has many employees. Each employee performs many transactions. Employees from different companies LOGIN to the system to record their transactions. Employees can search on all transactions associated to their companies (indirect relationship via employee),

hi, I am very frustrated by this error when I just put together a very simple project from one of the textbook on RoR: Routing Error No route matches "/employee/list" with {:method=>:get} For your reference, #The following is EmployeesController.rb class EmployeesController < ApplicationController scaffold :employee # create scaffold code for controller #

Hi, I have a standard type authentication technique direct from AWDWR, so there is a before_filter :authorize_employee, :except => :login in my employees_controller.rb the authorize_employee is in application.rb def authorize_employee unless session[:employee_id] flash[:notice] = "Please log in" # save the URL the user requested so we can hop

Hi, I''m having a little trouble figuring out how to make a self- referential HABTM bi-directional. I have a Employee class. Each employee can have a couple of bosses, who are also employees. The employee class has the following HABTM: has_and_belongs_to_many :bosses, :class_name => "Employee", :join_table => "bosses_courses", :association_foreign_key =>

when rendering a view, if the object being rendered doesn''t respond to a method it raises an error message. For example, I have an Employee class and each employee has many Tasks. So I may call: <%= employee.tasks.first.task_name %> If, for some reason an employee has 0 tasks associated with it, the above template method would raise an exception. Is it efficient to loop through the

Hi, There are many companies. Each company has many departments. Each department has many employees. The following find_by_sql method seems awful. What is the best way to get all the employees of a company? class Company < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :departments def employees Employee.find_by_sql("SELECT employees.* FROM companies, departments, employees

Hi, I''m a newbie on both Ruby and Ruby on Rails, and I''m struggling with my first app. I have a table with a column called "employee_id" which is a foreing key associating it with the "employees" table. I have populated both tables. When I run "ruby script/generate scaffold <model name> <controller>" it generates a web page with all

Trying to replace a table row with an id using both RJS templates and normal link_to_remote :update. Neither work in IE6, fine in FF etc. If I use the same code but target a div with an ID it works. This is tricky as I have a table with edit buttons, when the button is pressed that row gets updated with a partial containing a form for update. I need this to work as II don''t fancy