Getting error creating the DB with a new Rails 8 app
MackbookPro – 14.6.1 (23G93) – Intel silicon ruby 3.4.1 (2024-12-25 revision 48d4efcb85) +PRISM [x86_64-darwin23] Rails 8.01 mysql Ver 9.1.0 for macos14.7 on x86_64 (Homebrew) I did: rm Gemfile.lock bundle install Fetching gem metadata from https://rubygems.org/………. Resolving dependencies… Bundle complete! 21 Gemfile dependencies, 115 gems now installed. Use bundle info [gemname] to see where a bundled […]
Rails 8 accepts_nested_attributes_for in a model is not working the same as Rails 7
I decided to rewrite one of my applications in Rails 8. I call myself a hobbyist developer but have been using rails since 0.9. The app is basically a double entry accounting application. I wrote it because I had to keep the Books for a VFW post. There have been numerous versions. The current one uses acts-as-tenant because I though other VFW Post may want to use it. No Joy! The hierarchy is Clients:Books:Accounts:Entries:Splits. My problem is in the Entry Split area.
Rails 8 accepts_nested_attributes_for in a model is not working the same as Rails 7
I decided to rewrite one of my applications in Rails 8. I call myself a hobbyist developer but have been using rails since 0.9. The app is basically a double entry accounting application. I wrote it because I had to keep the Books for a VFW post. There have been numerous versions. The current one uses acts-as-tenant because I though other VFW Post may want to use it. No Joy! The hierarchy is Clients:Books:Accounts:Entries:Splits. My problem is in the Entry Split area.
Rails 8 accepts_nested_attributes_for in a model is not working the same as Rails 7
I decided to rewrite one of my applications in Rails 8. I call myself a hobbyist developer but have been using rails since 0.9. The app is basically a double entry accounting application. I wrote it because I had to keep the Books for a VFW post. There have been numerous versions. The current one uses acts-as-tenant because I though other VFW Post may want to use it. No Joy! The hierarchy is Clients:Books:Accounts:Entries:Splits. My problem is in the Entry Split area.
Rails 8 accepts_nested_attributes_for in a model is not working the same as Rails 7
I decided to rewrite one of my applications in Rails 8. I call myself a hobbyist developer but have been using rails since 0.9. The app is basically a double entry accounting application. I wrote it because I had to keep the Books for a VFW post. There have been numerous versions. The current one uses acts-as-tenant because I though other VFW Post may want to use it. No Joy! The hierarchy is Clients:Books:Accounts:Entries:Splits. My problem is in the Entry Split area.
Rails 8 accepts_nested_attributes_for in a model is not working the same as Rails 7
I decided to rewrite one of my applications in Rails 8. I call myself a hobbyist developer but have been using rails since 0.9. The app is basically a double entry accounting application. I wrote it because I had to keep the Books for a VFW post. There have been numerous versions. The current one uses acts-as-tenant because I though other VFW Post may want to use it. No Joy! The hierarchy is Clients:Books:Accounts:Entries:Splits. My problem is in the Entry Split area.
Rails 8: Why does my link point to #show not #destroy?
I am adding a simple log out link to my menu bar. It should fire SessionsController#destroy
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Rails 8: Why does my link point to #show not #destroy?
I am adding a simple log out link to my menu bar. It should fire SessionsController#destroy
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How do I ensure resource and nested resource are singular?
I have a DashboardController
. This is the page where the user views their profile, settings, etc.