I’m going on the assumption here that you only need to retrieve just the bare arrays, and not any associated model objects. This will do it: $model = Trips::model(); $trips = $model->getCommandBuilder() ->createFindCommand($model->tableSchema, $model->dbCriteria) ->queryAll(); This is like the Yii::app()->db->createCommand(‘SELECT * FROM tbl’)->queryAll(); examples, except: It’ll ask the model for the table name; you won’t … Read more
Create custom validataion: validate :check_email_and_password def check_email_and_password errors.add(:password, “can’t be the same as email”) if email == password end But keep in mind that storing password as a plain text is bad idea. You should store it hashed. Try some authentication plugin like authlogic or Restful authentication.
You can use TypeScript path mapping. Example from a project I’m the author of: Backend defined types inside SampleTypes.ts are reused in the client project to avoid duplicating the code. client/tsconfig.json: { “compilerOptions”: { “paths”: { “@backend/*”: [“../server/src/api/*”], }, } } ../server/src/api/ -> https://github.com/winwiz1/crisp-react/tree/master/server/src/api client/….ts: import { SampleRequest } from “@backend/types/SampleTypes”;
first, change the attribute from type to something else, type is a reserved attrubute name use for Single Table Inheritance and such. class Thing < ActiveRecord::Base validates :mytype, :inclusion=> { :in => @allowed_types }
Yes, I think you’ve just found a slightly odd-looking scenario in Rails. I suppose it might be useful to view “status” as a sort of category to which the bug belongs — in that light, it makes sense.
The Django documentation for the ForeignKey field states: If you need to create a relationship on a model that has not yet been defined, you can use the name of the model, rather than the model object itself. So in your case, that would be: class Game(models.Model): # Other fields… on = models.ForeignKey(‘Member’, blank = … Read more
Adding the Required attribute to a list-style property doesn’t really do what you want. The will complain if the list isn’t created, but won’t complain if the list exists with 0 item in it. However, it should be easy enough to derive your own data annotations attribute and make it check the list for Count … Read more