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曾卓, 2009/04/15 11:13

I love WiKi,I like IRC

Baljeet Singh, 2010/04/06 11:15

Hi,

I am facing problem while routing the url. I have also changed in “config/routes.rb” with the routing parameters. For example:

map.connect 'searches/:all[search]',

           :controller => 'searches', 
           :action => 'index', 
           :conditions => { :method => :get }, 
           :requirements => {:all[search] => /.*/}

But it is not working. I want to rewrite the url like

http://yourdomain.com/searches?search=mynameall[search]&1=&model=name&x=0&y=0

to

http:/yourdomain.com/searches/myname/&1=&model=name&x=0&y=0 like that

I did not get any success while routing. Please help me in sorting this problem.

Thanks in advance.

Peter Sean, 2010/05/27 19:40

I'm in LA and looking for someone fluent in Ruby on Rails to create a high-volume website. Please contact me at the following address.

psean61@yahoo.com

Tsholofelo, 2010/05/28 07:47

Hi all,

I am in SA and am struggling with loading mysql gem and how do I load pictures do display accordingly?

how do I load my current application in a git repository?

Don Mapp, 2010/11/03 15:36

Hi All I am in London UK I am trying to learn Ruby and update my website to Rails 3. I have a problem that has been plaguing me for the past two weeks. I would appreciate some help in solving the problem. After doing a search of @homepages using ajax I want to update my div with:- (Using HTML the search works fine) $(“testsearch”).update(”<%= escape_javascript(render(@homepages)%>”); in my index.js.erb

Which does not work as I am getting an internal server error:- Error during failsafe response: incompatible encoding regexp match (UTF-8 regexp with ASCII-8BIT string)

As a test the following renders OK. $(“testsearch”).update(”<%= escape_javascript(render :text ⇒'this is UJS')%>”);

I have had this error before when I left off the ”:” of the remote ⇒true, but I cannot see anything wrong with my code.

Matthew Wallace, 2010/11/22 13:52

Hey guys, pretty new to rails and I started with rails 2 but figured being so new that I would learn using Rails 3.

I have and app that I stared in rails 2 that I am migrating to rails 3. I created a new app in rails 3 and then I am copying and pasting code as needed from the old app to the new.

I am hitting an error and don't know what I need to do to fix it. Wondering if you guys could offer any assistance.

I have a controller called user with an action called register. On my home page view I have a form for the user to use to register with the site.

form starts out like this <% form_for :user, :url ⇒ {:controller ⇒ “user”, :action ⇒ “register”} do |form| %>

I must be failing to understand the new route system for Rails 3. Here is the error I get http://grab.by/7wl5

Wonder if anyone can offer a suggestion on how to fix the error.

many thanks

Justin levy, 2011/06/02 14:54

This is a job description post for a project I am working on. Thanks in advance for your time.

THE OVERVIEW…

This is a lead web development position. You will build the first phase of an exciting marketplace that connects catering companies (chefs) to clients (users) and provides a 'tech ecosystem' to suppress much of the administrative burden industry professionals currently experience. The tech ecosystem will initially include ordering, payments, reports, and customer service functionalities. The successful candidate will have a proven track record of similar projects (experience!!) AND propensity to deliver on set milestones. Note: I'm an advocate of the SCRUM framework.

THE JOB…

* profiles (user dashboards) * shopping cart/payments * notifications (site, email) * messaging (send/receive) * ratings / reviews

I will provide hi-fidelity mockups (PSD's), user stories, wireframes w/ annotations, and everything else that will make us succeed!

THE REQUIREMENTS…

Include the phrase 'CLEAN & FAST' in the beginning of your reply to this job posting. SEND ME LINKS TO sites you've created using Ruby on Rails!!! I want to check code samples and past work. English is a must. Experience coding social network-ish sites (profiles, ratings, reviews, user dashboards).

THE SKILLS…

Ruby On Rails, Database Modeling, AJAX, HTML/DHTML, CSS, jQuery

THE QUESTIONS…

How familiar are you with RoR? How many hours a week can you put into my project? Do you have experience developing social networking sites?

ABOUT ME…

I'm from Pittsburgh, PA. I have web project management experience (SCRUM) and I run a web design firm on the firm when I'm not busy working in the food industry. I'm passionate about the social web and creating simple and smart web apps that provide value. Excited to meet everyone. Thanks for the interest!

THE NEXT STEP…

Email me at JustinLevy63 @ gmail. com and then we can chat on skype (justinlevy63).

 
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