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If your Rails app requires cookies, this recipe is for you: It detects whether cookies are enabled, and if not, shows a message to your users.
Continue ReadingFor simple applications I use cron to run automated background jobs like sending emails or indexing sphinx.
I like to have all aspects of my application under version control. Cron is no exception. To do this, I add a file named “crontab” in /config. In there I add all my cron jobs in regular cron notation.
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This recipe shows you how to search, filter, and sort your resource lists in a restful way. We will look at the most simple way to accomplish this and then provide some pointers to further improvements. This recipe works great with will_paginate. It is an end to end solution (model, view, and controller). This recipe requires Rails 2.2.2 or greater if you want to use :joins in named scopes. Otherwise Rails 2.0 is sufficient.
Continue ReadingI have used strftime a lot lately on one of my projects. I could not find a user friendly reference for strftime, so I wrote one. Here is my user friendly strftime cheat sheet in PDF format:
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