I\'ve been trying to configure a submit form where users can add multiple records to a database at once by adding extra fields with jQuery. (users with names and emails)
So in my application.html.erb I have my navigational structure that looks something like this: <div id=\"navigation\">
My problem: All images aren\'t loaded correctly when I start my app in production mode. I see only a placeholder for the image. When I copy the image-url I get \"assets/mylogo.png\". I miss the finge
I would like to use lambda as a parameter for link_to for the code below: edit.html.erb <h2>Edit customer info</h2>
I use scaffold to create my first MVC in Rails 3.1 rails generate scaffold Post name:string title:string content:text
My goal here is to print list of users from specified city and category with their names, address and club name.Name and address display correctly but when i add club name,says undefined method member
I\'ve looked around a bit and didn\'t find similar errors reported. I don\'t recall having modified my production.rb. And for good measure, here\'s my application.rb
I\'m running a Rails 3.1.1 application on Heroku Cedar. By default this stack doesn\'t 开发者_如何学JAVAGzip and set Expires Headers on assets.
So I have been reading about signed URL\'s and some of its benefits. Especially the part about hot linking. Our app doesn\'t allow users to embed media (photo, video, audio) from our site. So signed U
I have a url that I am using in one of the controllers. Is there a better place to put this url? The url uses an API key and I was wondering if there is a better place to add this url and/or api key s