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Monday, January 04 2010
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q created the ticket at 2:05 PMMy unit test
test "destroy should destroy tournaments" do assert_equal 2, @player.players_in_games.size assert @player.destroy assert_equal 0, @p...
Thursday, February 26 2009
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q commented at 1:33 PMSorry, I don't understand your question. I just have nested resources and this @@@<% fields_for([@questionnaire, @section, @question_definition, @answer_type]) ...
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q commented at 12:54 PMThis has actually been deprecated, which seems logical, because the url for the action is only necessary for Form_for, not fields_for.
But this is the key poi...
Sunday, February 22 2009
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q commented at 4:27 PMYou say this doesn't work since 2.2.x, so I'm assuming this doesn't have to do with the changes I introduced in 2.3rc1.
That's correct.
You are probably l...
Thursday, January 29 2009
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q commented at 11:59 AMSorry, but I have to revise myself. The bug is still the. My post from January 28th, 2009 @ 09:01 PM is therefore obsolete.
Wednesday, January 28 2009
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q commented at 9:01 PMFinally, I've found the bug: I had both, the github and the rubyforge gem sources (check via gem sources).
After removing the rubyforge gem source and re-instal...
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q commented at 7:35 PMAs you can see here in the fields_for method of form_helper.rb file the when part for the array case is missing:
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q created the ticket at 7:17 PMUntil Rails 2.1.x the following code snippet worked for me like a champ:
<% fields_for([@questionnaire, @section, @question_definition, @answer_type]) do |at...