Chris Oliver

I forgot to mention this, but I just posted this episode yesterday!

https://gorails.com/episodes/recurring-events?autoplay=1

Ah ha! I know some of them lock it down by default to improve security. Makes sense that would be the reason!

Hmm, hard to say. Maybe restart nginx to make sure you got your config for the rails app loaded?

Unfortunately, styling emails is still pretty nasty these days. You generally will see people using tables to do layouts because email applications don't generally support the full CSS suite of features for various reasons (including security). Lots to find if you google "html emails" or "email layouts".

As for images, Rails lets you include them as normal, but you have to specify the asset host: http://edgeguides.rubyonrai...

@Marc because you're using an enum, the database and search is only going to store 0 or 1. You have to query for the number, not the string :published. That's probably your issue there.

Hey Hal, good find. I think I noticed it but it was subtle enough with small files I didn't catch it.

The solution should be to delete the existing file field from the FormData object before you append the jquery file upload one.

      var form      = $(this).closest("form");
      var form_data = new FormData(form[0]);
      form_data.delete($(this).attr("name")); // Remove the existing form field
      form_data.append($(this).attr("name"), JSON.stringify(image)); // Add our json version

There's actually a bug right now (in the last 2 hours) with the thor gem causing problems in new apps. Try this: http://stackoverflow.com/a/...

Hey Masud,

Absolutely. The way it's designed is that you can create a new channel for each feature you want and the ActionCable code internally will automatically separate out the messages for each of those channels. That means you can have one for notifications and one for chat and they will be separated out between those channels.

Looks like possibly @job is nil? Also happy thanksgiving! :D

ElasticSearch + Searchkick is awesome. I need to get GoRails search swapped over to it very soon!

It's the exact same process if you look into what they do. I recommend Shrine because then you can take advantage of all of the features of it after the file is uploaded such as image processing, thumbnails, background processing, you name it.

Happens to the best of us. 🤓

Hey Liz! :D

I would say, try restarting your Rails app. If you make a change in any of your config files, you generally have to restart your Rails server so it can get the new changes. The rest of the code auto-reloads when you make a change but this stuff does not.

I think you're close, but you want an array of hashes.

Person.search params[:q], {
  fields: [{name: :text_start}, {breed: :text_start}], 
  limit: 10
}

The searchkick docs also show another method, putting the autocomplete types on the searchkick method in the model and just listing out the fields by name. https://github.com/ankane/s...

OAuth definitely gets tricky pretty fast, especially when some services like Twitter don't give you an email, so you can't create User records without asking and so on.

When you try it in the console, try printing out user.errors when the save fails so you can see what the errors were. It could be one of your validations failed and that will let you know what went wrong.

ABSOLUTELY! :D

Going to cover short introductions to React, Angular, and Vue when I get back from Thanksgiving.

Try this: https://chrome.google.com/w...

For both recurring events and various types, you just have to make them into one array and pass them in. So rather than calling them @dances, you might use @events and create it like so:

@events = Dance.all + Meeting.all

I just recorded a basic episode on recurring events, but you'd just generate them in memory and add them into this @events array. The calendar doesn't need to know anything about recurring events, just needs the individual events to display.

Hopefully that default changes in Windows as that's unexpected behavior from anyone who is used to opening bash with a login shell automatically on any Linux install.

Thanks for sharing all this Matt! Will be useful for anyone reading this as I think it was originally written for Mongoid 4.

It's great to hear that they finally got the ActiveRecord + Mongoid stuff working nicely. I remember it wasn't super doable last time I used it because of some incompatibility.