This is a great railscast and I'm hoping to use this with States/Cities.
I'm still a bit new to rails and I don't understand the associations between the states and cities.
Say for instance I select the state of TX. I'd want only Houston, Austin, San Antonio, etc to show up. If I have a State and City model, how would I tie only those cities to the state.
I figured I could do
City.rb
belongs_to :state
State.rb
has_many :cities
And then put a state_id in the City model for the relationship.
But that would be a lot of manual work to get that done. Is there any way around this or a seed file that exists?
I'm creating a CRM app where I'd like to have a dashboard that displays a feed of customer notes that were added and when. Looks like this gem will be helpful. I can see it being a lot of hits to the db if activity is heavy but I think it's worth a try.
Between this and Private Pub seems like a great solution. I have a use case for this gem however I will be using devise for authentication and need to somehow get the current_user and have them show up in a chat window.
Does anyone know a clean way to get this or something similar working. It's kind of pointless to have a chat system with 20 people logged in whom you can't tell who's who.
Great episode as always. I'm a newb and working on my first app which will require real-time chat for users. I may be asking the wrong question here, but how would you go about private pub allowing a logged in user to display their name in the channel. Things could get messy with more than two users.
I've used this code to try to get my search working using keyup. And I get an error in the console Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token }
I literally cut/paste the code and changed the id name to patient_search.
Am I doing something wrong?
This is a great railscast and I'm hoping to use this with States/Cities.
I'm still a bit new to rails and I don't understand the associations between the states and cities.
Say for instance I select the state of TX. I'd want only Houston, Austin, San Antonio, etc to show up. If I have a State and City model, how would I tie only those cities to the state.
I figured I could do
City.rb
belongs_to :state
State.rb
has_many :cities
And then put a state_id in the City model for the relationship.
But that would be a lot of manual work to get that done. Is there any way around this or a seed file that exists?
I'm creating a CRM app where I'd like to have a dashboard that displays a feed of customer notes that were added and when. Looks like this gem will be helpful. I can see it being a lot of hits to the db if activity is heavy but I think it's worth a try.
Thanks for another great Railscast!
Only thing I dislike about Heroku is the lack of Ruby 1.9.3 support
Between this and Private Pub seems like a great solution. I have a use case for this gem however I will be using devise for authentication and need to somehow get the current_user and have them show up in a chat window.
Does anyone know a clean way to get this or something similar working. It's kind of pointless to have a chat system with 20 people logged in whom you can't tell who's who.
Thanks!
Great episode as always. I'm a newb and working on my first app which will require real-time chat for users. I may be asking the wrong question here, but how would you go about private pub allowing a logged in user to display their name in the channel. Things could get messy with more than two users.
Thanks for your hard work!