to send confirmation instructions to the user you find the user and then just user.send_confirmation_instructions namespace :user do task :resend_confirmation => :environment do users = User.where(‘confirmation_token IS NOT NULL’) users.each do |user| user.send_confirmation_instructions end end end
This is it: config.mailer_sender=””Example.com” <[email protected]>”
you can change it in devise.en.yml file in intilizer directory And set your own subject for any mailer mailer: confirmation_instructions: subject: ‘Confirmation instructions’ reset_password_instructions: subject: ‘Reset password instructions’ unlock_instructions: subject: ‘Unlock Instructions’
In your test environment ActionMailer::Base.delivery_method should be set to :test, which means that these emails will not be sent out. If this setting is set to something else such as smtp by way of a configuration in say config/environments.rb, then emails will be sent out. If that setting’s already there, then to use the User … Read more
I had the same problem installing under OSX 10.7.3. When installing the gem, my error message was: Building native extensions. This could take a while… ERROR: Error installing bcrypt-ruby: ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension. creating Makefile make compiling bcrypt_ext.c make: /usr/bin/gcc-4.2: No such file or directory make: *** [bcrypt_ext.o] Error 1 Looks like … Read more
Create in your ApplicationController method: def check_privileges! redirect_to “https://stackoverflow.com/”, notice: ‘You dont have enough permissions to be here’ unless current_admin || current_company end And then in your controller: before_filter :check_privileges!, only: [:new, :create, :edit, :save] Or before_filter :check_privileges!, except: [:index, :show]
In Rails versions before than 3, save was a method in ActiveRecord::Base and you could pass false to it in order to bypass validations. In Rails 3, save was moved to ActiveRecord::Persistance and since then you should pass :validate => false to save in order to bypass validations.
You can do it from the rails console. From the command line goto the directory of your rails application and type rails console. Then enter the following code to create a user: user=User.create!(:email=>'[email protected]’,:username=>’test’,:password=>’password’) This will create a user object (assuming your devise resource is called User). Now you can use the user object that you … Read more
The method you want to use is skip_reconfirmation! (note the ‘re’ in reconfirmation). @user = User.find_by_email(‘[email protected]’) @user.email=”[email protected]” @user.skip_email_changed_notification! @user.save!