In using HMP earlier, i had discovered that putting the require
statement before the Rails Initializer block gives you a nil error which
is fixed if you shift the require beneath the Rails Initializer block. Then, doing a
>ruby script/generate tagging [model names...]
fires a Couldn't find 'tagging' generator. So i shifted it back up.
Next I wanted to use the Tagging functionality of HMP. I decided to try in on a fresh application so I followed this tutorial
http://blog.evanweaver.com/files/doc/fauna/has_many_polymorphs/files/README.html
which is a very nice step by step guide.
But i constantly got a 'Could not find tagging generator' error message when I tried a
>ruby script/generate tagging ModelName
I uninstalled the Gem and Installed the plugin which I downloaded from http://webscripts.softpedia.com/script/Internet-Browsers-C-C/has-many-polymorphs-17691.html
but the error still remained.
Finally i wrote to the creator of this plugin, Evan
and put it up on RubyForge
It turned out that the Plugin was really old and I needed a newer version (follow the forum link). [being behind a firewall is really a pathetic situation...]
This got rid of the 'Could not find Tagging generator' error. I went on to try tagging my Models by doing
>ruby script/generate tagging ModelName
which generated a bunch of files and a migration script. Be sure to do a
>rake db:migrate
before you run any tagging related code (even on the ruby console obviously!) unless you want a "Model Cannot be tagged" error. Someone put this too up on Rubyforge.
Now I can successfully Tag my models.
statement before the Rails Initializer block gives you a nil error which
is fixed if you shift the require beneath the Rails Initializer block. Then, doing a
>ruby script/generate tagging [model names...]
fires a Couldn't find 'tagging' generator. So i shifted it back up.
Next I wanted to use the Tagging functionality of HMP. I decided to try in on a fresh application so I followed this tutorial
http://blog.evanweaver.com/files/doc/fauna/has_many_polymorphs/files/README.html
which is a very nice step by step guide.
But i constantly got a 'Could not find tagging generator' error message when I tried a
>ruby script/generate tagging ModelName
I uninstalled the Gem and Installed the plugin which I downloaded from http://webscripts.softpedia.com/script/Internet-Browsers-C-C/has-many-polymorphs-17691.html
but the error still remained.
Finally i wrote to the creator of this plugin, Evan
and put it up on RubyForge
It turned out that the Plugin was really old and I needed a newer version (follow the forum link). [being behind a firewall is really a pathetic situation...]
This got rid of the 'Could not find Tagging generator' error. I went on to try tagging my Models by doing
>ruby script/generate tagging ModelName
which generated a bunch of files and a migration script. Be sure to do a
>rake db:migrate
before you run any tagging related code (even on the ruby console obviously!) unless you want a "Model Cannot be tagged" error. Someone put this too up on Rubyforge.
Now I can successfully Tag my models.
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