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Just a friendly reminder to keep checking our PuneRuby blog for the latest in
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Also, you learn Ruby for free on the web here - http://rubylearning.com/

Satish Talim

Hello,

Can anyboby help out
How to click on a image input using "MECHANIZE"

for eg if the source is
<input type="image" border="0" value="Calculate"
src="images/CALCULATE.gif" name="btnSubmit"/>

Thanks,
Tarannum

One possible method is:
- Store the URL
- Parse the output of source
- Concatenate both
- Pass it to mechanize

regards,
shantanoo

On 15-Nov-07, at 1:52 PM, tarannumus wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Can anyboby help out
> How to click on a image input using "MECHANIZE"
>
> for eg if the source is
> <input type="image" border="0" value="Calculate"
> src="images/CALCULATE.gif" name="btnSubmit"/>
>
> Thanks,
> Tarannum
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

ImageButton exposes no click method...
http://mechanize.rubyforge.org/mechanize/classes/WWW/Mechanize/ImageButton.html

What you can try is style a link to look like a button!
This nice tutorial would give you a kickstart -
http://particletree.com/features/rediscovering-the-button-element/

I hope it helps...

--
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http://www.makuchaku.info/blog
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On 11/15/07, Shantanoo Mahajan <shantanoo@...> wrote:
>
>   One possible method is:
> - Store the URL
> - Parse the output of source
> - Concatenate both
> - Pass it to mechanize
>
> regards,
> shantanoo
>
> On 15-Nov-07, at 1:52 PM, tarannumus wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > Can anyboby help out
> > How to click on a image input using "MECHANIZE"
> >
> > for eg if the source is
> > <input type="image" border="0" value="Calculate"
> > src="images/CALCULATE.gif" name="btnSubmit"/>
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Tarannum
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>


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Hello all,

Just a friendly reminder to keep checking our PuneRuby blog for the latest in
Ruby and Rails -
http://www.puneruby.com/blog/

Also, you learn Ruby for free on the web here - http://rubylearning.com/

Satish Talim

Fabio Akita (aka AkitaOnRails), a Rails enthusiast from Brazil talks
about Ruby Symbols. His article explains Symbols using Rails'
ActiveRecord. A must read.
http://rubylearning.com/blog/2007/11/26/akitaonrails-on-ruby-symbols/

You guys may find this of interest - methods created with 'def' and
'define_method' have differences in behaviour. I've posted details here:
http://blog.sidu.in/2007/11/ruby-blocks-gotchas.html

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Thats an excellent article Sidu...

Congrats. And the argument mentioned in closures-in-ruby.rb is also true. Many
of the features of
language are implemented based on whims and fancies sometimes ( not in a bad
way, but without any documentation ).

Implementation is spec, and hence the problem. One small thing that you perhaps
missed was
having methods with "-" in their name. Again, you can use define_method to
define such methods,
but can't use def like that.



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             You guys may find this of interest - methods created with 'def' and

'define_method' have differences in behaviour. I've posted details here:

http://blog. sidu.in/2007/ 11/ruby-blocks- gotchas.html



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Another interesting, in-depth article by Fabio Akita on Ruby
Blocks/Closures. A must read.
http://rubylearning.com/blog/2007/11/30/akitaonrails-on-anatomy-of-ruby-blockscl\
osures/

Satish

Hello all,

Just a friendly reminder to keep checking our PuneRuby blog for the latest in
Ruby and Rails -
http://www.puneruby.com/blog/

Also, you learn Ruby for free on the web here - http://rubylearning.com/

Satish Talim

Hello All,

I am new for RoR here.

I just want to know which things needs to be take into consideration before
taking hosting for RoR???


--
Thnaks & Regards,
Nikhil Kala

- Cost is one factor when you are looking for just a playground projects ;-)
- Responsive and friendly customer support is another...

Try RailsPlayground.com - they have both... I am hosting my RoR website (a
startup project) with them - http://www.apnabill.com

- I wish they had a gem to support automated installations/etc. They do
provide support for Capistrano (though I never used it).

:)
Maku

On 12/3/07, Nikhil Kala <nikhilrkale@...> wrote:
>
>   Hello All,
>
> I am new for RoR here.
>
> I just want to know which things needs to be take into consideration
> before
> taking hosting for RoR???
>
> --
> Thnaks & Regards,
> Nikhil Kala
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Or you can try VPS hosting - the extremely powerful (and expensive)
variety provided by Amazon's EC2 (1.7GB RAM minimum) or the more
reasonably priced slicehost.com (starts at 256MB of RAM).

Remember, Rails is single threaded - every request you want to process
in parallel requires another server instance. Each instance takes a
minimum of 60MB. My standard RubyWorks (
http://studios.thoughtworks.com/rubyworks ) setup with a cluster of 4
mongrel instances on a slicehost.com 256MB VPS slice running Debian Etch
leaves me with about 25MB of RAM free.

HTH,
Sidu.
http://inactiv.com
http://blog.sidu.in

मयंक जैन (makuchaku) wrote:
>
> - Cost is one factor when you are looking for just a playground
> projects ;-)
> - Responsive and friendly customer support is another...
>
> Try RailsPlayground.com - they have both... I am hosting my RoR website (a
> startup project) with them - http://www.apnabill.com
> <http://www.apnabill.com>
>
> - I wish they had a gem to support automated installations/etc. They do
> provide support for Capistrano (though I never used it).
>
> :)
> Maku
>
> On 12/3/07, Nikhil Kala <nikhilrkale@...
> <mailto:nikhilrkale%40gmail.com>> wrote:
> >
> > Hello All,
> >
> > I am new for RoR here.
> >
> > I just want to know which things needs to be take into consideration
> > before
> > taking hosting for RoR???
> >
> > --
> > Thnaks & Regards,
> > Nikhil Kala
> >
> >
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>

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If you're looking to make use of Amazon's EC2 hosting
for your Rails app, George Malamidis and the chaps at Nutrun have set up
RubyWorksEC2 (
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I've personally made four non EC2 production RubyWorks based deployments
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hi,
  greetings to all,
  can you please guide me how to generate the 8 chracterised string randomly
  i want to use this in my  application,
  pls reply  me...

    Thanks and  Regards,

      Saurabh  P
  Software Developer

saurabh.purnaye@...
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Hi all,

Can anyone tell me how to set time or how to schedule my email using action
mailer?

I'm able to send email using action mailer. But i can't schedule. According to
my requirement i have to scheduled.

----
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Hasmukh Rathod.





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Hi group !

Well, one of my friend is in need of a few flex programmers. Let me
know if anyone is interested.

Thanks,

--
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Facebook Developer,
http://rsdighe.blogspot.com



--
You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to
your grandmother.
  -- Albert Einstein

Hi all,

I wish to implement an online (webpage) survey for a project...I was
wondering if a Rails app would be useful in this regard. If yes, then
I would need a domain, hosting and probably custom mail id's (as an
afterthought...). Any good suggestions for the same?

I would be looking at really low cost options - Also since the survey
is global, an Indian hosting company is not a requisite. Again, I'm a
newbie in these matters, so help would be appreciated.....

Finally, is there a better alternative to using Rails? I have been
working with Rails intermittently for the past 6 months and fairly
confident of putting together an app quickly.

Regards,

Sandip

Hi Saurabh,

Get an object ID, convert it to a string, add a salt, MD5 it and then
randomly select any 8 consecutive characters -- this might be one way to do
it :)

Would this help?

--
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http://www.apnabill.com



On 12/20/07, saurabh p <saurabh.purnaye@...> wrote:
>
>   hi,
> greetings to all,
> can you please guide me how to generate the 8 chracterised string randomly
> i want to use this in my application,
> pls reply me...
>
> Thanks and Regards,
>
> Saurabh P
> Software Developer
>
>
saurabh.purnaye@...<saurabh.purnaye%40clariontechnologies.\
co.in>
> Clarion Technologies
> SEI CMMI Level 3 Company
>
> 4th Floor, Great Eastern Plaza,
> Airport Road,
> Pune- 411 006,
> Maharashtra, India.
> Mobile: +91 9922907342
> Office: +91 20 66020289
> www.clariontechnologies.co.in
>
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> now.
>
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>
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Hi Sandeep,

I was also split for the same decision when I wanted to put my first rails
app online. I tried Rails Playground (http://www.railsplayground.com) and
have not decided to look for another low cost host since.

What I like best about them is their awesomely helpful staff & their
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On 12/24/07, gangakhedkar_sandip <gangakhedkar_sandip@...> wrote:
>
>   Hi all,
>
> I wish to implement an online (webpage) survey for a project...I was
> wondering if a Rails app would be useful in this regard. If yes, then
> I would need a domain, hosting and probably custom mail id's (as an
> afterthought...). Any good suggestions for the same?
>
> I would be looking at really low cost options - Also since the survey
> is global, an Indian hosting company is not a requisite. Again, I'm a
> newbie in these matters, so help would be appreciated.....
>
> Finally, is there a better alternative to using Rails? I have been
> working with Rails intermittently for the past 6 months and fairly
> confident of putting together an app quickly.
>
> Regards,
>
> Sandip
>
>
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hi Hasmukh,

Well am a newbie for Rails and have not much experience. But I keep looking
for stuff here and thr. Read the details below if they help you.

http://openwferu.rubyforge.org/scheduler.html

I feel u must hv had gone thru it, but if it doesnt help kindly ignore. I
will dig out for sumthing else.

- manu


On Dec 21, 2007 6:41 PM, Hasmukh Rathod <hasmukh_ce2007@...> wrote:

>   Hi all,
>
> Can anyone tell me how to set time or how to schedule my email using
> action mailer?
>
> I'm able to send email using action mailer. But i can't schedule.
> According to my requirement i have to scheduled.
>
> ----
> Thanks,
>
> Hasmukh Rathod.
>
> Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>


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Cross-posted from Bangalore RUG.
-S
-------- Original Message --------
Subject:  [ Bangalore RUG] Ruby 1.9
Date:  Wed, 26 Dec 2007 14:22:40 +0530
From:  Max Payne <csy0013@...>
Reply-To:  bangalorerug@googlegroups.com
To:  bangalorerug@googlegroups.com



Ruby 1.9 has been released!! It was quite exciting prowling around the
#ruby-lang channel until the news broke out, that the release was
ready and published on the mailing list.

Yay!! Months of waiting has finally paid off and the day is finally
here! *applause*



However, I have some concerns:

1) Many libraries have still not been ported onto Ruby 1.9. We should
probably chip in and enable these libraries for Ruby 1.9 since that
would be quite crucial in promoting Ruby 1.9 as the best thing since
sliced bread :)

2) Though it comes under 1), I have to point this out. Rails is still
not up on Ruby 1.9 (officially).

3) Ruby 1.9 in itself is not fully stable (hence the release being
tagged as 1.9.0 instead of 1.9.1 as initially planned). We need to
help stabilize it.

4) Awareness!! A lot of people are not aware of the advantages of
programming in a higher level language like Ruby. The common
misconception is that Ruby is *just* a scripting language. I believe
the reason why such a "prejudice" has formed is due to the fact that
Ruby, so far, had been quite slow for most complex applications.
However, I believe that with 1.9, this would start changing. Now, more
and more applications and libraries would be more feasible to be used
/ developed on Ruby. A great example would be 3D games. AFAIK the
previous usage of green threads severely limited the performance of 3D
on Ruby. I believe people should be made aware that Ruby  1.9 is
different, that it is actually feasible and desirable to develop
complex software in Ruby.

Well then people, lets get working on making Ruby 1.9 a smashing
success!! This is what we have been waiting for, the thing that will
put Ruby on the map, not just for "script kiddies", but for serious
programmers all around the world!

Go Ruby!!

Regards,
Ajith

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> Ruby 1.9 has been released!!
> Well then people, lets get working on making Ruby 1.9 a smashing
> success!! This is what we have been waiting for, the thing that will
> put Ruby on the map, not just for "script kiddies", but for serious
> programmers all around the world!
>
> Ajith

Great news indeed. Dave Thomas has this to say - "1.9 is the future of
Ruby, and it's a future that will be mainstream very soon. Start
playing with it now, so you'll be up to speed when Matz creates his
first production release."
http://pragdave.blogs.pragprog.com/pragdave/2007/12/ruby-19right-fo.html

Satish

Hello all,

Just a friendly reminder to keep checking our PuneRuby blog for the latest in
Ruby and Rails -
http://www.puneruby.com/blog/

Also, you learn Ruby for free on the web here - http://rubylearning.com/

Satish Talim