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Color Key: Serious technical mistake Minor technical mistake Language or formatting error Typo Question Note Update
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Date submitted |
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Page 10
2nd paragraph |
The suggested method for specifying what template I want to render gives me the
following error.
'No rhtml, rxml, rjs or delegate template found for account/product.rjs'
I'm pretty sure the file is there.
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Anonymous |
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Page 25
2nd Code block |
The javascript created by:
page.insert_html :bottom, 'expenses', :partial => 'expense'
...raises an error under IE on XP using rails 1.1. The issue seems to be the attempt
to insert the HTML into a table - if I change the original item to be a DIV then all
is well.
I am unsure of a suitable fix for this problem... Everything works fine in Firefox
though
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Anonymous |
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Page 25
2nd paragraph |
Last sentence:
Create app/views/new.rjs and add the following code to it:
I think "new.rjs" file should be created in "app/views/expenses/new.rjs"
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Anonymous |
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Page 31
2nd paragraph |
views/expenses/_form.rhtml should be views/expenses/_new.rhtml
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Anonymous |
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Page 34
Code block before the last paragraph |
<% form_remote_for :expense,
Expense.new,
:url => hash_for_expenses_url(:project => @project, :action =>
'new'),
:loading => 'Form.enable("expense-form")',
:complete => 'Form.disable("expense-form")',
:html => { :id => 'expense-form' } do |f| %>
should be:
<% form_remote_for :expense,
Expense.new,
:url => hash_for_expenses_url(:project => @project, :action =>
'new'),
:loading => 'Form.disable("expense-form")',
:complete => 'Form.enable("expense-form")',
:html => { :id => 'expense-form' } do |f| %>
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Anonymous |
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Page 35
Last Example |
The code reads:
page.alert "The Expense could not be added for the following reasons:
" +
@expense.errors.full_messages.join("
")
This doesn't work for me on Firefox as (from what I can see) the errors string has
it's quote marks escaped and you end up with something like
"The expense error blah blah ..." + "Some Error text
I got around this by doing
page.alert("Msg ...: #{@expense.errors.full_messages.join("
")}")
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Anonymous |
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Page 38
Second Code example |
"page.replace 'summary', :partial => 'projects/summary',..." should probably read
"page.replace 'summary', :partial => 'expenses/summary',..."
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Anonymous |
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Page 38
new.rjs code block in the middle of the page |
The highlight effect line:
page.visual_effect :highlight, 'expense-#{@expense.id}'
needs to be:
page.visual_effect :highlight, "expense-#{@expense.id}"
With the single quotes, it doesn't perform the id substitution
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Anonymous |
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Page 38
4 |
Original reads:
page.alert "The Expense could not be added for the following reasons:
"
+ @expense.errors.full_messages.join("
")
This caused errors for me on rails 1.1 (windows). I have to change it to:
page.alert "The Expense could not be added for the following reasons:
" +
@expense.errors.full_messages.join("
")
In fact simply moving the "+" sign off the top line seems to cause an erro
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Anonymous |
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