Alan Reid

I am looking for a good way to get multistep forms working, I have seen a couple of ways to do this and each has their own merits.

Now I would like to be able to navigate back and forth between the steps, so saving the state maybe needed. I am not sure if to save at each step, and say x step was not complete the next time the log in, or make them start again.

So any input would be awesome from those who have tackled the multi-step journey.

Thanks
Alan

Wondering if anyone could shed any light on how to only return cards for the logged in user?

So basically when a user goes into that board, he would only see the cards he has created.

Chris has made a great place to start - https://gorails.com/start

You could also check out The Rails Tutorial by Michael Hartl. That is where most of us started out.

Truelayer is probably your best bet, but there are a few other options. Remember you will need regulation if you don’t use a 3rd party who has that already.

As I posted before, this site has a great tutorial - https://www.howtographql.com/

I would assume they are asking about books relating to ruby/rails programming, not a thriller.

You can pass the variable in, you’d need to create a css class for that particular element. For example on a flash, you would have success and error Classes, and pass that class into the .erb

No problem, Chris has release a great series on the site for beginning rails. It’s even on YouTube.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8ctt9NhMNV75T9WYIrA6m9I_uw7vS56

Is anyone else getting the following error when trying to search for a 2nd time?

TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'EasyAutocomplete.getHandle(b).getSelectedItemData')

Would be worth posting a link to showcase your work

Chris has just posted the Beginner course which should be of use - https://gorails.com/start

Post a link to the app, and I am sure other users would be happy to provide feedback.

If you're talking about the GoRails newsletters, there is always a link at the bottom of the email. You can unsubscribe via that.

I think you may want to take a look at your internet connection, this is a common reason for lagging websites.

If other people are not reporting the same issue, then I would start with looking locally.

Thanks for the reply mate, so basically i want to store

{
  "energy_provider": {
      "name": "data",
      "renewal": "data"
  },
  "insurance_provider": {
      "name": "data",
      "renewal": "data"
  }
}

Do you think it would be best to have JSONB fields in the table to store these then? Or do you know of a more efficient way you could suggest please?

I found this article, which seems to be interesting. And maybe worth a look at.

I learnt all about graphQL over at How to GraphQL it's a good resource, and you can select different paths not just Ruby.

Agreed, this new design is pretty slick Chris! I am also loving tailwind and the whole utility first CSS library.

Once you have made you project, you should run rails db:create to create your database.

It would then do worth looking at The Rail Tutorial which gives a great overview of the basics about Rails. Chapter 2 will give you a good idea on how to deal with migrations, and general DB stuff.

As per this Episode 191 is there any way I can add nested settings? for example:

{
"wants_reminders": true,
"wants_deals_offers": true,
"subscribed_to_newsletter": true,
"something_here": {
    "option1": "data",
    "option2": "data"
}

Let me know how you get on. Hope it goes well.