I\'m trying to distinguish if an activity is destroyed then restarted vs. when it\'s started via standard startActivity call. What\'s the best way to distinguish this? I need to track a counter, and t
class Cart include Mongoid::Document embeds_many :cart_items def calculate_prices # Set some fields end def remove_item(item)
sorry for the crappy description but there is some class: Event.Ticker = Class.create(); Object.extend(Event.Tick.prototype, {
I have a page scoped Seam component and it has a no-parameter void method annotated with @Destroy as is shown below. My problem is that destroy method is never called even if the browser page is chang
Hi Im working with a form and have added :remote => true to the form and the destroy link. But when I do that this happends:
By using a singleton, only one instance of it can be created. Do we ever need to destroy that instance?
I\'ve seemed to have gotten myself into a bit of a pickle. I\'m trying to write a way to destroy users, but still retain their content.
If I click destroy on any record for my 3 models models, the user gets logged out. I\'m using Devise and Ominauth.
I\'m new to Rails, so I\'m sure I\'ve made a simple mistake. I\'ve set up a many-to-many relationship between two models: User and Group. They\'re connected through the junction model GroupMember.
开发者_运维技巧In my rails app the child records get marked_for_destruction I want to undo that action and unmark them. Is there a way?