acts_as_state_machine – state is always nil
If you are using the acts\_as\_state\_machine plugin to manage the state of your object keep this in mind: If you are going to have an object like an order or something similar…
If you are using the acts\_as\_state\_machine plugin to manage the state of your object keep this in mind: If you are going to have an object like an order or something similar…
One of the models in a project I am working on right now ends in ‘status’. Rails handles that just find but in my tests I started noticing an odd error:
I have been banging my head against a problem in my testing. Using the UI everything worked as expected, but my tests were failing when I tried to see if emails were being sent in…
Shoulda comes with a great method for testing email called ‘assert\_sent\_email’. (If you try it and get a method missing error update Shoulda. Not that anyone wouldn’t know to…
I have an embarrassing secret. I love cycling (not the embarassing secret unless you count running around in skin tight shorts as embarassing). No, the big secret is that when I…
I was pretty excited to see the new app store show up on iTunes. As a faithful fan of everything Apple I was looking forward to this big event. Now? Meh, I could take it or leave…
We have to do an integration with Saleforce for a Rails project we are working on. I keep getting this error: The :dependent option expects either :destroy or :delete (:nullify) I…
Checkboxes are one of those things that look easy and should be easy, but they aren’t always easy. I needed a solution that could create a checkbox list of languages that a user…
With all the moving around and general craziness at work I haven’t been able to ride to work as much. I finally managed to ride in again. Regardless of whatever else happens today…
Last week right before we left for Yellowstone I went out to work on the sprinklers for the garden. I threw on some flip flops because that was easy. While walking around I felt…
Amazon’s web services business has sparked a number of business opportunities. Using EC2 and S3 is not especially easy for a beginner, but scalable web architectures aren’t a…
Day 3. More driving. Always driving. We went to Tower and watched more water fall off rocks. That seems to happen a lot around here. There were a couple of colorful characters…
Sequels are never as good as the original so keep in mind that this one won’t be as good as the last one which wasn’t that great. I met more rangers today. Two of them seemed like…
We went to the happiest place on earth, now we’re off on a family vacation to the stinkiest place on Earth – Yellowstone. Like the Earth’s anus this place belches the nastiest gas…
Last year for our open ed conference here at Utah State I built an application called 51weeks to help preserve the presentations and to help people interact. Tomorrow it will be…
One of my favorite rides is Blacksmith Fork Canyon. If I leave from my house the loop is a little bit more than 40 miles most of which is in the canyon. During the summer it is a…
I want to be cool like everyone else so I use a REST methodology for most of my Rails controllers these days. I wasn’t ever quite sure how my views managed to maintain values for…
jQuery is the hot javascript library and it is small and it is cooler than Prototype, the default library that comes with Ruby on Rails. Ergo I plugged it in and pulled out…
I haven’t been saying much lately. Nobody listens anyway. After years of promising my wife we would go on vacation to Disneyland with the kids, we finally made it. Some people…
I wrote this on May 11th but never got around to posting it: We took the kids to Thanksgiving Point yesterday to look at the gardens. They had a great time. Whenever we travel…