Please show us the code that you're using. Without code, this issue is
extremely difficult for us to debug. Even just a link to the repo on GitHub
with a short list of steps to reproduce the issue would be great.
Thanks!
On Fri, Jul 5, 2013 at 8:47 PM, obregon cornsnook
wrote:
Thanks for your response. I've managed to get this part working and can
now use the extension db table in the rails console.
I need to use the rails console to add rows though, as per the tutorial, because there's not yet any views created to add data.
Now I don't see how to add views. The tutorial makes much of Deface but I don't understand which 'hook' I'm supposed to overwrite as my extension
should produce a view separate from the store. It's not a products page as such.
The routes file is ok, I just see a blank page when visiting the required url.
How do I create view such that they will follow the application layout but contain their own content?
now use the extension db table in the rails console.
I need to use the rails console to add rows though, as per the tutorial, because there's not yet any views created to add data.
Now I don't see how to add views. The tutorial makes much of Deface but I don't understand which 'hook' I'm supposed to overwrite as my extension
should produce a view separate from the store. It's not a products page as such.
The routes file is ok, I just see a blank page when visiting the required url.
How do I create view such that they will follow the application layout but contain their own content?
On Monday, June 24, 2013 2:48:40 PM UTC+1, Gregor MacDougall wrote:
The basic steps are:
1. Create the migration in your extension
2. Install an updated version of your extension in your application
3. run rake railties:install:migratiions from your application to
copy the migration from your extension to your application
4. run rake db:migrate from your application
That should create the table you require.
Any time you want to add rows to your table you should do so from your
application.
--
Gregor MacDougall
Sr. Software Developer @ FreeRunning Technologies (
http://www.freerunningtech.**com/ <http://www.freerunningtech.com/>
)
The basic steps are:
1. Create the migration in your extension
2. Install an updated version of your extension in your application
3. run rake railties:install:migratiions from your application to
copy the migration from your extension to your application
4. run rake db:migrate from your application
That should create the table you require.
Any time you want to add rows to your table you should do so from your
application.
--
Gregor MacDougall
Sr. Software Developer @ FreeRunning Technologies (
http://www.freerunningtech.**com/ <http://www.freerunningtech.com/>
)
On Sunday, June 23, 2013 3:34:31 PM UTC-7, obregon cornsnook wrote:
Hi all,
Can anyone please tell me how I create an extension that requires it's
own db table? Based on the extension tutorial at
http://guides.spreecommerce.**com/developer/extensions_**tutorial.html<http://guides.spreecommerce.com/developer/extensions_tutorial.html>it looks like I should create the migration in the spree store and it will
be run when I run the install generator. However, I don't see my new
'offers' table in the db and my site page gives the following error:
NameError in Spree::HomeController#offers
uninitialized constant Spree::Offer
Also - I need to add a row to this table but do I run rails console from
the store directory, or from the extension directory? The tutorial is
unclear.
Thanks.
Hi all,
Can anyone please tell me how I create an extension that requires it's
own db table? Based on the extension tutorial at
http://guides.spreecommerce.**com/developer/extensions_**tutorial.html<http://guides.spreecommerce.com/developer/extensions_tutorial.html>it looks like I should create the migration in the spree store and it will
be run when I run the install generator. However, I don't see my new
'offers' table in the db and my site page gives the following error:
NameError in Spree::HomeController#offers
uninitialized constant Spree::Offer
Also - I need to add a row to this table but do I run rails console from
the store directory, or from the extension directory? The tutorial is
unclear.
Thanks.
--
Ryan Bigg
Community Manager
Spree Commerce, Inc.
