For Mongoid I use ‘any_of’. This should work: Member.any_of({:name => x, :age => 42}) Also here’s a link to some other queries you can use with mongoid. I don’t see these in their main doc page: http://two.mongoid.org/docs/querying/criteria.html#any_of 0 solved How to or in a ruby on rails Mongodb query? [closed]
I’d do something like this: string = <<EOT var i=0; var recharge=[]; var recharge_text=[]; var recharge_String=””; var mrp=””; var talktime=””; var validity=””; var mode=””;mrp=’1100′; talktime=”1200.00″; validity=’NA’; mode=”E-Recharge”; if(typeof String.prototype.trim !== ‘function’) { String.prototype.trim = function() { return this.replace(/^ +| +$/g, ”); } } mrp=mrp.trim(); if(isNaN(mrp)) { recharge_text.push({MRP:mrp, Talktime:talktime, Validity:validity ,Mode:mode}); } else { mrp=parseInt(mrp); recharge.push({MRP:mrp, … Read more
Symbol#empty is basically defined as self.to_s.empty? (with self being the symbol). So to answer your question why :””.empty? is true: It is because :””.to_s (the empty string) is empty. To adress your comment: :any_symbol.empty? is false, because :any_symbol.to_s.empty? is false. It’s the same thing. Maybe empty? is not the method you are looking for. Maybe … Read more
Because created_at is a DateTime object which includes both a Date and Time value, then your Message.find_by(created_at: Date.today.beginning_of_week) # Message Load (6.2ms) SELECT “messages”.* FROM “messages” WHERE “messages”.”created_at” = $1 LIMIT $2 [[“created_at”, “2018-01-29”], [“LIMIT”, 1]] … will try to find a record at exactly 2018-01-29 00:00:00 which is a Message record that is exactly … Read more
You are mixing some stuff: Ruby on Rails is a framework to create server side web applications using the Ruby language jQuery is a client side JavaScript library that simplifies writing JavaScript web clients Node.js is a server for the execution of server side JavaScript, thus providing a server version of JavaScript PHP is a … Read more
Ok, here’s the solution (thanks to Nitin Verma https://github.com/sstephenson/rbenv/issues/400): # Rakefile task :freedom do Bundler.with_clean_env { sh “heroku” } end solved Segmentation Fault preventing Heroku Commands
There’s a lot of content on google about deploying and developing a Ruby On Rails website, I would recommend searching Ruby docs, youtube and google. Here are a few resources that may answer your question: Setting up Ruby On Rails Database Ruby on Rails Deploy Rails – Deplying to DigitalOcean Writing web applications with Ruby … Read more
In Ruby a lot of us face these types of situations, where upgrading to a newer version could potentially break your code which used to work fine in an older one. The fantastic Mr. Wayne E. Seguin faced it too, and created a great tool for solving this called rvm. In a nutshell rvm lets … Read more
You need to add a file called config.ru to your root/ directory. config.ru is the configuration file for rackup, and controls what rackup will actually run. Look at section 2.3 for an explanation: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/rails_on_rack.html To use rackup instead of Rails’ rails server, you can put the following inside config.ru of your Rails application’s root directory: … Read more
You can use something like this: a.flat_map{|x| x.in_groups_of(a.max_by(&:size).size, 0)}.transpose.map(&:sum) Or this: a.max_by(&:size).map.with_index{|_, i| a.sum{|x| x[i]||0}} 4 solved Sum of arrays of different size [closed]
Try changing this new_student_student_previous_datum_path(@student) to new_student_student_previous_datum_path(student_id: @student.id) if it still throws the error, paste me the complete routing error. UPDATE: the error is in the view this url for the form currently is This one is generating the error of the :action : “show” change it for new_student_student_previous_datum_path(@student) <%= bootstrap_form_for(@student_previous_data, :url => new_student_student_previous_datum_path(@student), html: { … Read more
the solution depends on how your hosting provider implements multi-subdomain mapping. Some offer a control panel so that you can register your subdomains and point each to a separate subdirectory in your file space. Some will just map *.yourdomain.zzz to the document root for yourdomain.zzz, and from your description, this is what is happening for … Read more
Well ok maybe I get the reversal badge for this I will answer your questions: WordPress, the CMS you are probably talking about, is written in PHP. MySQL is the usual way to go. You could also run it with PostgreSQL as DB for instance but it may complicate things further. REST APIs can be … Read more
Rails has a built in mechanism for handling nested forms. Lets say you have: class Company < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :brands accepts_nested_attributes_for :brands end class Brand < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :company end class CompaniesController < ApplicationController def new @company = Company.new @company.brands.new # seeds the form with a new record for brands end def edit @company = … Read more
You’ll need to use number_with_precision in your model’s get_invoice_amount_with_precision method. In order to make this accessible, you will need to include ActionView::Helpers::NumberHelper in your model: class MyModel < ActiveRecord::Base include ActionView::Helpers::NumberHelper def get_invoice_amount_with_precision number_with_precision(invoice_amount, :precision => 2, :delimiter => ‘,’) end end 2 solved Adding delimiter for best_in_place gem [closed]