Well, guys I've been struggling with how to create invoices using the netsuite webservice whether you are using Php, Ruby, Python or a different language basically what you have to do is to send in you request the following information in this format for custom...
[ruby] validates_format_of :url, :with => /\A(https?:\/\/)?([\da-z\.-]+)\.([a-z\.]{2,6})([\/\w\.-]*)*\/?\Z/i [/ruby] Notice that I'm using "A" and "Z" because if you use ^ and $ you will see this warning security from Rails validators. [ruby] Valid ones: 'www.crowdint.com' 'crowdint.com' 'http://crowdint.com' 'http://www.crowdint.com' Invalid ones: 'http://www.crowdint. com' 'http://fake' 'http:fake' [/ruby] ...
I was struggling with the "UNEXPECTED_ERROR, An unexpected error occurred. Error ID" error received while using the Netsuite Webservice endpoints. The error looked something like so: [shell] <soapenv:Body> <addResponse xmlns="urn:messages_2014_2.platform.webservices.netsuite.com"> <writeResponse> <platformCore:status xmlns:platformCore="urn:core_2014_2.platform.webservices.netsuite.com"...
How to create a new nested attribute form for only new records in a has_many relationship using simple_form, well according to this stackoverflow http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14884704/how-to-get-rails-build-and-fields-for-to-create-only-a-new-record-and-not-includ I was trying to create a new records using nested attributes the problem with that solution it is that if the...
Find the commit where the things are working correctly: [shell]in my case: 5b2f156 or the whole commit 5b2f156e43e25f71df55bbd0bc887662c48937a59[/shell] Find the commit where the things are not working or are failing: [shell]in my case: 66b6b6be43e25f71df55bd0bc887662c49937a59[/shell] Lets find the root of the problem: [shell]git bisect start[/shell] specify the good commit [shell]git bisect good 5b2f156[/shell] Specify...
I just found great the way that the cancel subscription works(ruby pattern) in the braintree gem, that's why I'm sharing this pattern with you guys: Gem https://github.com/braintree/braintree_ruby [ruby] # Just execute this class method Braintree::Subscription.cancel(subscription2.id) [/ruby] Logic Behind the scenes [ruby] # lib/braintree/subscription.rb module Braintree class Subscription def self.cancel(subscription_id) ...
Sometimes you want to add a basic security layer for your privated website or application in Rails, for those cases you can do it actually pretty easy and you just need to provide a user and password credentials in order access the Website/Web Application. For example...
Well thank you very much to lucasroesler for his post at: https://coderwall.com/p/uqttoa/post-x-www-form-urlencoded-data-with-restangular, I tried to follow up the post because as he says "I had hard time to understand how I could send my data with Restangular", his solution it is really good but rails...