Francisco Quinones

Chris love to see a reschedule event or one recurrent.

On my app I use a Event and a EventTrans model so for each time a event occurs we can have a record with info and other stuff. So for the Calendar we display the First event with the recurrent on the fly and each time the event pass we save it as a record or if we need to move only on recurrent we create it as a event transaction.

My only problem is the time it takes to check if a recurrent is create as event_trans or not for calendar view.

As always Chris great job

<%= f.fields_for :foo_permit, OpenStruct.new(f.object.foo_permit || {}) do |permits| %>

So Im building a user permits column with jsonb.

jsonb column

    bar_permit: {
       key1:      [],
       key2:       "Bar",
       key3:       false,
       key4:       false,
       key5:       false
      },
    foobar_permit: {
      key1:      [],
      key2:       "Bar",
      key3:       false,
      key4:       false,
      key5:       false
      }
    }

class Foo < ActiveRecord::Base
  serialize :permits, HashSerializer
  store_accessor  :permits, :bar_permit, :foobar_permit
end

with the HashSerializer I can call the first hash keys as table columns

example:

 foo.bar_permit
 or 
 foo.foobar_permit

class HashSerializer
  def self.dump(hash)
    hash.to_json
  end

  def self.load(hash)
    (hash || {}).with_indifferent_access
  end
end

now I need to make the bar_permit and the foobar_permit to a hash with preset keys

I add these methods to the model so I can have a {key:value} for bar_permits

def bar_permit=(attributes)
    super
    value = []
    attributes.each do |index, attrs|
      value << attrs
    end
    write_attribute(self.permits[:bar_permit], value)
  end

  def bar_permit
    super
    self.permits[:bar_permit]= {
      key1:      [],
      key2:       "Bar",
      key3:       false,
      key4:       false,
      key5:       false
    }
  end

Is this the correct way of making the attributes behave as hash?
How can I make the form helpers work with the keys of the virtual attributes as fields.

The first Event with all the info is created on the Event model and when is the date of the even I use the build a recurrent is like a transaction of the event and is stored in the db. The Event just has a temp on the fly presenter. the recurrent es more like a record of what happen that day. That's my approach to this on my businesses logic.

https://gist.github.com/Frank004/6e56771abcf02514b6a3f271f877f8e1

Hope this help.

I haven't tried without recurrent event. All my schedule have recurrent. I can add a gist with my setup and you can check it out.

I'm using the recurring_select + ice_cube gems on my app and implement the full_calendar for the interface. schedule. This is one of the best combination so far.

Thank you Chris for the feed back.

this part is what I'm most interest:

marked off like intro_complete once they're finished with the tour. 
You can display the tour the first time and when they close out of it make
an AJAX request to mark that column as true

Hi, I was thinking of a way when the user login for the first time they get redirect to a welcome page where they take some steps into maybe a tour or fill some important fields to getting started.

What is a good approach, technics or tools to show the user how to use my interface.
Any article, examples will be nice. Im using devise for users.

or

Got it working Chris. Just redo same step and got it working. thank you.

Thank you, Chris as always for the quick reply.

I chris having a little problem. So I was following the Docs.

1. got the CSR from heroku
2. I got a godaddy cert ssl
3. Update the DNS (heres where im having problem.)

Standard Wildcard SSL from godaddy

CSR files
server.csr
.server.key
server.pass.key

heroku certs:info
Fetching SSL certificate hypsilophodon-49522 info for myapp done
Certificate details:
Common Name(s): *.myapp.com
                myapp.com
Expires At:     ...
Issuer:        ...Go Daddy Secure Certificate Authority - G2
Starts At:      ...
Subject:        /OU=Domain Control Validated/CN=*.myapp.com
SSL certificate is self signed.

heroku certs
Name                               Common Name(s)                  Expires               Trusted  Type
....-49522  *.myapp.com, myapp.com                         ...                        False    SNI

On my DNS Management
CNAME   *   myapp.herokuapp.com
CNAME   www hbquality.herokuapp.com

Your certificate *.myapp.com expires on ...
Ensure you've updated your DNS to reflect the new target name. See domain table below.

heroku panel settin
Domain Name DNS Target
*.myapp.com   wildcard.myapp.com.herokudns.com
myapp.com  myapp.com.herokudns.com
www.myapp.com www.myapp.com.herokudns.com

I think im doing some setup wrong.

UPDATE:
Godaddy Cname

www.myapp.com.herokudns.com
wildcard.myapp.com.herokudns.com

Chris Thanks as always.

So I have a ssl certification that I want to apply to my rails app. Im using puma on Heroku.

Hi! So my app uses CanCanCan and Devise for working with users. Now the app needs to have a feature where users can create role. How can I approach this new task.

Example:
Admin(User) can create Roles with a permission list (can and can't with on/off boolean) without redeploying the app.

thanks Chris love this one, got it working in mins.

jajajaj Chris Your the man. I was just switching from my simple gmail account to using sendgrid and now this episode show up. :) very very happy.

more like this plis!