Gravis
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Wednesday, May 13 2009
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Gravis created the ticket at 2:10 PMto avoid stupid errors (yes, we all need some sleep sometimes), I think we should display the current env in the rails console.
I've set this in my .irbrc file ...
Sunday, April 26 2009
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Gravis commented at 11:45 PMI would +1 for a :joins options, allowing to specify the joining conditions on a has_many assoc (or habtm).
I have a +/- complex request forcing me to use a fin...
Friday, April 10 2009
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Gravis commented at 2:32 PM@stanislav : thx, what do you mean by adding these line ?
just
ActiveRecord::Base? I get a
NameError: uninitialized constant ActiveRecorderror when doing t... -
Gravis commented at 2:26 PMUpdate : I've corrected the issue by using :
Rails.configuration.action_controller.session[:domain] = '.staging.mydomain.net'in my
config/environments/sta... -
Gravis commented at 2:20 PMI'm sorry, but I'm still having the issue, and don't understand how to solve it. I'm migrating a rails 2.2.3 app to 2.3.2, and since my subdomain cookie don't w...
Friday, February 13 2009
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Gravis created the ticket at 2:59 PMHi,
I've tried to find a ticket related to this issue, and didn't find any, sorry if it has been discussed here before. Ok, here's my problem :
I have an activi...
Wednesday, December 24 2008
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Gravis commented at 10:18 AMThanks Yehuda !
I think just a little paragraph in the guides explain that fields with possible leading zeros like postal codes, phone numbers, etc should be st...
Sunday, December 21 2008
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Gravis commented at 11:37 PMcan't reproduce problem on a fresh 2.2.2 app.
Okkkk, really sorry, my fault, the field was indeed an integer, and not a string (we have 2 postal codes there).
W...
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Gravis commented at 8:45 PMHi,
I'm using rails 2.2.2, and the site has been migrated several time from 1.X.
The column type is a string, in schema.rb :
t.string "postal_code"and the...
Saturday, December 20 2008
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Gravis created the ticket at 10:28 PMHi,
I have an issue where users must be able to set their postal code. We've set postal code to be a 5 length string. If we're using :
<%= form.text_field :post...