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Useful for when you need to do a find and map specific results to an array for use later
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posted 18 years ago by vanne
This is useful for using ActiveRecord validations without the ActiveRecord DB dependencies, this snippet is meant to be used with Textmate... create this in models/name_of_your_model to use.
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posted 18 years ago by vanne
This allows you to turn off ajax requests application wide, so that you don't have to do render :layout => false in every controller that needs it.
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posted 18 years ago by vanne
fixture_file_upload is another nifty Rails testing feature. It allows you to create "MIME-encoded content that would normally be uploaded by a browser input field." (Part in quotes straight from Agile Web Development with Rails, v2). Put your files t...
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posted 18 years ago by tjstankus
Rails builds on the standard Ruby observer, so you can too.
Originally found at http://rails.techno-weenie.net/forums/1/topics/672?page=6,
so don't give me any credit ;)
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posted 18 years ago by stuckinrealtime
This snippet is Polish-language specific. This class expands a number (Fixnum or Bignum) into a string with a textual representation of that number in Polish language. Currency suffix supported.
Example: 456 -> "four hundred fifty six" (but in Polis...
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posted 18 years ago by komor
Add a method to ActiveRecord::Migration to automatically drop created tables/indexes within the current migration file.
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posted 18 years ago by ctran
To assert the difference in values before and after some code blocks. Save this as assert_helper.rb and include it in your test_helper.rb
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posted 18 years ago by ctran
The key here is display:none being in the style attribute of the affected div. It will not work if it's in a separate CSS file.
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posted 18 years ago by tjstankus
A fairly DRY way to test for required attributes of a model. It's sort of an alternative to fixtures. It breaks the one-assertion-per-test rule that some people favor. Drop in your unit test and edit as necessary.
A better (yet not quite perfect)...
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posted 18 years ago by tjstankus