Chandresh Pant's Profile

I solved this by adding bundle exec like:

bundle exec cap deploy:setup

+1... Saved my day!

You saved my day!

No its not. It seems you are confusing attr_accessible with attr_accessor.

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As suggested by Jean, changing null with 'form' makes things work!

mercury.html.erb

saveStyle: 'form', // 'form', or 'json' (default json)

Just saw that someone above has posted the same problem. Trying that solution.

With Rails 3.1.3 this does not seem to work. Mercury is escaping parameters. Here is a part of params hash:

Processing by PagesController#mercury_update as JSON
Parameters: {"content"=>"{\"page_name\":{\"type\":\"editable\",\"value\":\"about\",\"snippets\":{}},\"page_content\":{\"type\":\"editable\",\"value\":\"{\"page_name\":{\"type\":\"editable\",\"value\":\"about\",\"snippets\":{}},\"page_content

I googled and found a similar issue: https://github.com/jejacks0n/mercury/issues/85

For people having problems installing it on Fedora (15/16 Live CD) and my own future reference:

• Install zsh: sudo yum install zsh
• wget --no-check-certificate https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/raw/master/tools/install.sh -O - | sh

note: the curl version somehow did not work on my Fedora 16 (it worked on Fedora 15 though)

• which zsh => /bin/zsh

• chsh -s /bin/zsh

or just chsh and choose the shell.

• Logout / Restart

• change .zshrc as mentioned by Ryan.

• Copy rvm specific stuff from .bashrc to .zshrc

• rvm --default use gemsetname (e.g 1.9.2@rails3)

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