Ruby on Rails

Colin Law wrote in post #1073781:
> On 29 August 2012 14:08, Tak G. <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
>>> I assume you are using a Version Control System such as git. If not
>>> then you should be. Then you can look back through the history to
>>> find when changes were made.
>>>
>>> Colin
>>
>> Well honestly, it was working before the change of motherboard, and
>> after it now it doesn't work. I haven't made any changes. It still
>> doesn't work, I have done everything that everyone has said except for
>> the one where you try to check your database connection. I don't know
>> how to check my database connection. And yes I do use git.
>
> So you have searched the directory and looked for all references to
> storytime (case insensitive) and made them so they are all StoryTime
> (if that is what you want) and not Storytime or anything similar
> (which is what you said you had in environment.rb). I am surprised it
> ever worked with that. Another critical one will be the module
> definition in config/application.rb.
>
> Colin

I mean the only place i know that has storytime is the config.ru Ive
never manually changed the name to all case insensitive either.
changing it to Storytime instead of StoryTime wouldn't let me run rails
s. I looked through all the changes I have made with git status and
looked through the files that I changed but there are not storytime that
i changed.

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