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Active Admin: Propper relation names in filters
over 1 year
ago
I believe ActiveAdmin uses display_name as the method behind the scenes, but will go through a list of possible methods to call on the object in order, such as: name, title, display_name, & to_s
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Watch Star Wars - From Within Terminal...
over 1 year
ago
This is amazing.
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Instance method callback in CoffeeScript
over 1 year
ago
Ah, ok, makes sense.
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Instance method callback in CoffeeScript
over 1 year
ago
Is the only reason for the additional method, prepare_fetch_later, to have the additional return statement? I could see re-writing this simpler as the following gist:
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Stop your headache with IE and sessions inside iframes in Rails apps
over 1 year
ago
I wrote a Facebook application back in 2010 that had this issue, although we wrote the application in Code Ignitor (PHP). I remember stumbling across the P3P headers for IE, but I can't remember if it solved our issue.
Excited to see that implementing in Rails was that simple.
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