similar to: Multiple Conditions and ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound

Hi I''m trying to understand the AR find facilities, described here: http://api.rubyonrails.com/classes/ActiveRecord/Base.html#M000650 I have a list of ids that I want to retrieve, but have a condition that should restrict the list returned: return self.find( noteids, :conditions => [ "(private = 0 OR (private = 1 AND user_id = ?))", userid] ) According to the

Is there a specific reason why AR doesn''t raise a RecordNotFound exception in any exception other than "find(id)"? It would seem to be more consistent with the unified find if all types of find would raise a RecordNotFound exception. jim jim-rhf1kIDhBaeB8E1WFlbJj6xOck334EZe@public.gmane.org

I was having problems with ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound in my code, so did a search on the forum here, and I got an application error. search string: ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound I am just reporting this so somebody could fix the problem? Andrew -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are

How should we handle requests for invalid objects which do not exist in database, ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound error ? I am writing begin-rescue as follows: def show begin @phone = Phone.find(params[:id]) rescue ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound flash[:notice] = NONEXIST_OBJECT redirect_to :controller => :phone, :action => :index else respond_to do |format|

Hi there I''ve also made a start on the Agile Web Dev using Rails book! I''ve been hit with a problem when hitting the ''Add to Cart'' button - I get the following error message: ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound in StoreController#add_to_cart Couldn''t find Product without an ID RAILS_ROOT: ./script/../config/.. Application Trace | Framework Trace | Full

I am finding this error.pls help me

Hello, I''ve installed the Ferret gem and also got the act_as_ferret code from the wiki. I''ve set up my model "Branch" to act as ferret using the code below. acts_as_ferret :options => {:fields => [''name'', ''body_text'', ''address'']} I''ve also set up a ferret_controller with the code below def find

Does anyone know how to do the following? I have 3 different AR classes that all map to the same table. The only difference between this AR classes is that they should only return record that match a certain condition. For example, Foo should only return records from table ''list'' that follow the condition ftype="foo", where as Bar, on the other hand, should only

If @c is an instance for the User class and lets say I want to call @c.pictures, which would be the user''s pictures. How can I setup up RoR so that I could append the condition "status=''available''" to the conditions arguments EVERYTIME .pictures is called. This way I can only call available pictures Is there some kind of filter I can apply to the

I have the requirement to empty the association records and add the association records as new (as below). @task = Task.find(params[:task_id]) @task.task_users = [] params[:ids].split(", ").each do |court_user_id| task_user = TaskUser.new(:court_user_id => court_user_id) @task.task_users << task_user end @task.save This is not working. Following error is thrown.

Hello all, I just ran into something that I think is a bug, and I would like to confirm with the core team whether this is expected/desired behavior or if this is a bug that I should file and develop failing tests for (I doubt I have the active record method_missing fu to actually patch it). Test Scenario: I would like to find or initialize a new user and base the find on the users email

This bit of code finds several groups; all those which have entity_id''s of ''1'' OR ''2'' OR ''3'', as you would expect: ee = [ 1, 2, 3 ] groups = Group.find(:all, :conditions => "entity_id in (" + ee.join (",") + ")") But this bit of code only finds groups which have entity_id''s of

I''m running into a bit of a ideological and functional problem with ActiveRecord and would like to find out if some of these concerns are valid. Hopefully someone here already knows the answer... The concerns are that ActiveRecord has a lot of activity involving data validation (validates_uniqueness_of, validates_associated) and model definition (belongs_to, has_many, has_one).

I''m using the rescue_action_in_public example from the Agile book to handle errors and email serious ones to me. In my application.rb controller: def rescue_action_in_public(exception) logger.error("rescue_action_in_public executed") case exception when ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound, ActionController::RoutingError, ActionController::UnknownAction

Hello guys, I''m pretty new to using AAF and am having a slight problem with using a condition. I have the following code @results = SupplierProduct.find_by_contents(params[:search], :conditions => [''area_id = ?'', @area]) and it seems the condition isn''t being applied. Does anyone have any pointers? Cheers, Alastair -- Posted via

Hi, my Film model has this: has_many :live_action_personnel, :class_name => "Credit", :include => :credit_type, :order => ''credit_types.position, credits.position ASC'', :group => ''credit_types.personnel_type'',

All - I just upgraded to rails 1.1.5 (per the announcement) which also updated active record to 1.14.4 (was 1.14.2). I know have a problem... Author has many Articles... @authors = Author.find(:all, :limit => 10, :offset => 0 :include => [:articles], :conditions => ["hide =

All - I just upgraded to rails 1.1.5 (per the announcement) which also updated active record to 1.14.4 (was 1.14.2). I know have a problem... Author has many Articles... @authors = Author.find(:all, :limit => 10, :offset => 0 :include => [:articles], :conditions => ["hide = ?",

Hello, I posted this on the rails talk group but received no response. Perhaps someone on this list could weigh in on whether this is expected/desired behavior or a bug that I should file and develop failing tests for (I doubt I have the active record method_missing fu to actually patch it). Test Scenario: I would like to find or initialize a new user and base the find on the users email

What is the recommended way to use table aliases with ActiveRecord::Relation these days? In prior versions of Rails, this would work: assume (pseudo code): model A has_many b''s model B ,,, at = B.arel_table atalias = at.alias(at.name + "_1") A.join(:b).join(atalias).where(atalias[:a_id].eq(at[:a_id]).where("b.widget =