In your controller do you have


@user = User.find(:first)


or something similar? Could you post your controller code?

Did your source file definitely have a .rb extension? Did anything at all appear in the output window?

Looking at your code I can't see whats wrong.

What happens if in your view you do


<% for st in @stocks -%>
<%= h(st.inspect) %><br />
<% end %>

You should find the method described here (http://www.kanthak.net/opensource/file_column/) suitable. It works for any file type.

"w+" is a mode string; it truncates the file (or creates a new one if it doesn't exist)

|f| is a block. Basically it means that in the following code f refers to the file.

A quick example of a...

For some reason the rubycentral site seems to be down so the original (http://www.rubycentral.com/book/ospace.html) article I'd link to isn't available, however it's in the google cache...

The rails framework is based on Basecamp

You need to give more information. What do you want to be selected and when?

If you want a default value put
t.column :favourite_colour_id, :integer, :default => 1
in your migration.

If you...

quick example using action_mailer.

If you don't have it already gem install 'action_mailer'



require 'action_mailer'

ActionMailer::Base.server_settings = {
:address =>...