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How do I create 'remove tag' links with Acts_As_Taggable_On in Rails? deleted 173 characters in body |
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In Rails how do I display only the value of a hash item within an array? Thanks Shuriu - definitely trying to build up my Ruby knowledge at the same time. Appreciate the tips! |
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In Rails how do I display only the value of a hash item within an array? Actually is the map loop you suggested something that I can (or should) move into a model? Or does it make sense to keep it within the view? Still trying to wrap my head around what makes sense within the MVC framework. Thanks again! |
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In Rails how do I display only the value of a hash item within an array? Thanks for the tip! I'm using Rails 3.0, but I'll definitely try the pluck method when I upgrade. |
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In Rails how do I display only the value of a hash item within an array? Thanks! That works perfectly. I'll look up has_many :through for my next iteration of this application. Thanks again for the help! |
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