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Noel Rappin set one of Noel Rappin's replies as an official response to "rspec_scaffold generation working well" in Rails Prescriptions

Noel Rappin replied on August 20, 2009 04:16 to the problem "rspec_scaffold generation working well" in Rails Prescriptions:

Okay, this does seem to be a recent change in RSPec. Text will be changed.

Noel Rappin replied on August 11, 2009 22:50 to the question "Are there any plans to release release an eReader formatted version of the book?" in Rails Prescriptions:

The cryptic answer is yes and no. Watch for an announcement soon.

Noel Rappin marked one of max's replies in Rails Prescriptions as useful. max replied to the problem "problem with plugin generator".

Noel Rappin set one of Noel Rappin's replies as an official response to "Forgot password => http://www.railsrx.com" in Rails Prescriptions

Noel Rappin set one of Noel Rappin's replies as an official response to "error: rack(0.9.1 not ~> 0.4.0" in Rails Prescriptions

Noel Rappin replied on August 02, 2009 15:54 to the problem "rspec_scaffold generation working well" in Rails Prescriptions:

Interesting. I'll look into that, I wonder if it's a late change in RSpec. Thanks.

Noel Rappin set one of Noel Rappin's replies as an official response to "Please loosen registration form email validation" in Rails Prescriptions

Noel Rappin set one of Noel Rappin's replies as an official response to "where is the link, don't make me think!" in Rails Prescriptions

Noel Rappin replied on July 13, 2009 21:45 to the problem "Please loosen registration form email validation" in Rails Prescriptions:

Okay, I think this is fixed now, if you'd be so good as to try again?

Noel Rappin replied on July 13, 2009 21:37 to the question "Forgot password => http://www.railsrx.com" in Rails Prescriptions:

Should be up now pending weird server issues.

Noel Rappin replied on July 08, 2009 03:49 to the problem "where is the link, don't make me think!" in Rails Prescriptions:

In order to download the update, you need to be a registered and approved user. Register at http://www.railsrx.com/users/new -- please include your purchase information. Shortly after that, you'll get an email saying you are approved, and then if you log in to the site you'll be able to see a download link on the products page.

Noel Rappin replied on July 07, 2009 11:53 to the question "Forgot password => http://www.railsrx.com" in Rails Prescriptions:

Interestingly enough, I just got that question last night and am looking at the same tutorial. It should be up in the next day or so.

Noel Rappin replied on July 07, 2009 04:04 to the problem "Where's the download page?" in Rails Prescriptions:

If you are a registered user, then you need to log in and go to http://www.railsrx.com/products and you will see the download link. If you are not seeing the link then you are either not logged, or have not had your registration approved.

If you just want the slight updates to the free version, just redownload it from the main railsrx.com page.

As of this moment everybody who registered before about 5:00 PM CDT on July 6th, and sent along supporting information has been approved and should have received an email to that affect.

A comment on the problem "Please loosen registration form email validation" in Rails Prescriptions:

Oh -- Authlogic isn't in the book at the moment, though there might be a section on security testing in the future. The site railsrx.com is powered by Authlogic. Sorry for any confusion. – Noel Rappin, on July 06, 2009 02:49

Noel Rappin replied on July 06, 2009 01:57 to the problem "Errors on initial rake" in Rails Prescriptions:

Looks like something weird in the setup. Are you running this from the GitHub code, and if so, which branch? If not, what have you done to set up? If you'd like, zip up your app and email it to railsprescriptions at gmail dot com and I'll see if I can reproduce locally.

Noel Rappin replied on July 05, 2009 17:58 to the problem "Please loosen registration form email validation" in Rails Prescriptions:

Looking into it, exactly what error message did you get. Email validation is handled by the Authlogic plugin, and looking at the regular expression it uses, it seems to allow a +. Will check.

Noel Rappin replied on June 24, 2009 18:34 to the problem "005. Pg. 68, source code" in Rails Prescriptions:

I'm not sure I see this one, which prescription/chapter is it in?

Noel Rappin replied on June 24, 2009 18:33 to the idea "mocha require" in Rails Prescriptions:

Which reference to Mocha do you feel is not explicit enough?

Noel Rappin replied on June 23, 2009 20:26 to the problem "Minor typo. Pg. 15, source code" in Rails Prescriptions:

Got it. Will fix.