Ruby on Rails Sunday, August 1, 2010

I was developing in windows for a long time but it had many constrains
and problems. The best advice is of Michael Pavling, to use a machine
similar to the server that you will do the deployment. I can't give up
windows so I installed a ubuntu 10.04 server edition in a virtual
machine and it is working like a charm. I have a local server on
ubuntu with all the advantages, samba to use the files like windows
files and I check the site as I would in any other site from my
windows machine without any problem.

On 1 Αύγ, 08:16, ncage <choclab...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello people. I'm just getting into cutting my teeth in ROR
> development. Currently all my machines are Windows 7 machines. I know
> most of the hard core ROR in general use Macs. I definitely won't be
> able to use a mac. Would you recommending using an ubuntu machine or
> is a windows machine good enough to get started with ROR Development?

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Really hoping this is a bug not a new policy

I can see why "new" might want to be a reserved word in some way

But in this case, I really do need rails to map the "new" path so it
allows creating sub member items

EG:

/section/1/new/

is so much cleaner compared to

/section/new/?parent=1

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hi
book and page is one_to_many relationship.I want to create them in a
single form.But when clicking create button,the submitted params for
pages are not grouped correctly,
i want
"book"=>{"new_pages"=>[{"name"=>"", "color"=>""},
{"name"=>"","color"=>""}]

but it is
"book"=>{"new_pages"=>[{"name"=>""}, {"name"=>"", "color"=>""},
{"color"=>""}]\

My page and params are listed below.please help me,this take me a whole
day.

new_book page:

<div><%=error_messages_for :book-%></div>
<%form_remote_for :book,@book,:update=>"book{@book.id}",:url=>books_path
do|v|%>
<table>
<tr>
<td><%=v.label "name"-%></td>
<td><%=v.text_field :name-%></td>
</tr>
</table>
<div id="pages">
<%=render :partial=>'page',:collection=>@book.pages-%>
</div>
<%=submit_tag 'create'-%>
<%end-%>

page partial
<%fields_for "book[new_pages][]",page do|o|-%>
<table>
<tr>
<td><%=o.label "name"%></td>
<td><%=o.text_field :name%></td>
<td><%=o.label "color"%></td>
<td><%=o.text_field :color%></td>
</tr>
</table>
<%end-%>

"book"=>{"new_pages"=>[{"name"=>""}, {"name"=>"", "color"=>""},
{"color"=>""}]...
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