Nick McNeany

Chris, I think you nailed it this time! Every time you roll out a new site design, it's better than the previous.

Great job!

Nick

Awesome episode Chris!

Would love to see more on Stimulus!

Absolutely agree!

Chris is the man! Thanks for all the hardwork, I've learned a lot over the last 4 years!

Great episode, Chris! Love the basics/beginner genre!

Great epiode Chris! Would love to see more like this!

Chris! The new site looks awesome! Great work!

Haha!!!

Makes total sense. Thanks for the quick response Chris! You're the man!

Hey everyone,

Quick question (I hope). I have an application with Devise's out-of-the-box initial set-up. Later, I realized I wanted to include the Trackable functionality so I included it in my model, and uncommented out the Trackable section in the migration file. When I run rails db:migrate nothing happens.

Is this not an acceptable way to do this? Should I run a separate migartion to add the columns I need?

Thanks of the help!

Nick

Hey Jacob,

Thanks for the help! Unfortunately I still can't get the layout to display. I think I'm just going to move onto plan b for now.

I really appreciate your help!

Nick

Great video Chris! I'm loving this series!

Hey Everyone,

I'm trying to use a custom layout for my devise/registrations#edit view. I'm using a scoped route.

devise_scope :member do
        get "/members/:id/settings" => "devise/registrations#edit", as: "edit_member_registration"
end

I call the layout in my registrations controller layout "member_area", only: :edit, but it's not showing.

I have a feeling it has to do with the scoped route. Also, if I take off the only: :edit the layout shows up on the other registration pages as expected.

Anyone have any thoughts on this?

Thanks for any help!

Nick

Awesome, Thanks for the update and resources @Damian!

Another cool idea, would be the ability to update the map with locations near a user based on their location/ip address, either automatically or with a manual reload. I know this is difficult to do in development, but would love to see this.

Awesome episode! Really enjoying the maps and geolocation episodes!

Thanks, Chris!

Haha, I know, right!!!

Actually, in the Stripe Elements screencast you use a form_tag because you're using Rails 5.1.0. You attempt to use the form_with, realize you can't and then move on with the form_tag.

Ummm... No, no I did not have local: true on the form_with.

Man!!! How did I miss that!!!

By default form_with attaches the data-remote attribute submitting the form via an XMLHTTPRequest in the background if an Unobtrusive JavaScript driver, like rails-ujs, is used. See the :local option for more. source: http://edgeapi.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionView/Helpers/FormHelper.html#method-i-formwith

Thanks, Chris! You really are the man!! Appreciate all your help!!!

Hey Everyone,

Just wanted to give a quick update. So, I was still getting some really weird behavior like, duplicate customers and resubscribing was creating 4 new subscriptions!

I was using a form_with tag for the payment forms. I changed that to a form_tag and now everything is working as expected.

Not sure why the form_with was causing all this disaray, maybe I was using it wrong... I don't know. I do know changing it to a form_tag fixed it.

Has anyone dealt with this before or have any idea what was going on with the form_with helper?

Thanks!