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I had an issue with the content_tag escaping the json ?

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<%= content_tag :div, "" , id: "Orders" , data: { orders: raw(@orders.to_json) } %>

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I am having trouble while uploading image. I have used carrierwave gem to upload image when the user goes to next step it gives following error if image is present

Encoding::UndefinedConversionError at /deals
"\xFF" from ASCII-8BIT to UTF-8

If there is no image the app does not gives error. any body help me tell how to avoid this error or how to avoid storing carrierwave gem in session and get it back on last step.thanks

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2:34 to 3:03. Those two sentences makes no sense to me whatsoever. I've listened to it 10 times, and I can't tell what that line does. Sometimes the "foobar" terminology is unhelpful.

"So, if we pass a model object to the fetch method it's going to automatically use the cache key for that object, and we can supply multiple keys in an array and they will be joined together. So let's say we have some kind of property we want to compute on that article, we can execute that in a block here and this block will be executed just once when it sets the key and the next time we trigger it it won't trigger the block because the key is already set unless we change the Article model and that will change the key value."

Here is the line Ryan is describing:

Rails.cache.fetch([article, "foo"]) { 123 }

which returns:

=> 123

then he types it in the console again, and the same thing happens. What does this line do again? And what does "123" do? And how do I know that it isn't triggered the second time?

How is any fetching done when nothing in the cache had been set yet? I am really missing something on this one.

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Hi, I am following this tutorial. I have followed all above steps.

Manual steps before configuring the pop3 server were running all fine. Like: chmod +x script/mailman_server and cat mailman_test.eml | script/mailman_server

But at the last step when I run script/mailman_server in the terminal, I got the error:
Users/nandini/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.2.3/lib/ruby/2.2.0/net/pop.rb:552:in `connect': SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed (OpenSSL::SSL::SSLError)

Four years later - I would say, put them in a JSONB field and sort using PostgreSQL's native support for it.

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