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[...] Shiro’s version of a User class. Second, there is always a Subject that represents the current user. The Subject can be handled prior to authentication. This means that if someone was to visit [...]
[...] to Shiro’s version of a User class. Second, there is always a Subject that represents the current user. The Subject can be handled prior to authentication. This means that if someone was to visit [...]
[...] Shiro’s version of a User class. Second, there is always a Subject that represents the current user. The Subject can be handled prior to authentication. This means that if someone was to visit [...]
[...] . In your JavaScript console, you can view the currently logged in user with the following: Current User in Nav Bar We’re doing great. We now have created an account. However, the UI hasn’ [...]
[...] The Rails asset pipeline is very powerful, but often misunderstood. At the Utah Ruby User Group, most of the attendees [...]
[...] The Rails asset pipeline is very powerful, but often misunderstood. At the Utah Ruby User Group, most of the attendees [...]
[...] The Rails asset pipeline is very powerful, but often misunderstood. At the Utah Ruby User Group, most of the attendees [...]
[...] and sdoc. We also remove jquery-rails because we will use it via CDN instead of inside the Asset Pipeline. This will be further explained in part 2. Now install the gems: Create an Import Library Now [...]
[...] , AngularJS is the 12th most watched project on GitHub. Here I want to create a useful Rails application using Angular. The goal is to have a single-page application which allows us to select a [...]
[...] where I needed to be able to send emails via two different SMTP accounts within the same Rails application. I scoured the net trying to find a method to do this, but I couldn’t find one. So I [...]
[...] the correct JSON data for the two URL’s. Cool. If you are feeling brave, start up your Rails application and visit this link: http://localhost:3000/episodes.json. If all went well, you should see [...]
[...] that changed in this file is the path to the application.js file. Go ahead and start up your Rails application and visit http://localhost:3000. You shouldn’t see anything come up and will likely [...]
[...] Airbrake has a Java library that can be used in your Grails application fairly easily. A couple of items that the library doesn’t do is make it simple to pass [...]
[...] Airbrake has a Java library that can be used in your Grails application fairly easily. A couple of items that the library doesn’t do is make it simple to [...]
[...] It’s nearly as simple to integrate the Airbrake exception notification process into your Grails application. This is done by adding a log4j appender into your Config.groovy file. Make sure that you [...]
[...] finding examples on how to use HTTPBuilder to perform a simple POST and GET request in my Grails application. I now have something that I can use. This code has a dependency on groovyx.net.http [...]
[...] hash for the user. On lines 9-15, the admin and user roles are created. On lines 17-21, the admin user is either loaded from the database or is created. Here is where we use the Shiro Security [...]
[...] hash for the user. On lines 9-15, the admin and user roles are created. On lines 17-21, the admin user is either loaded from the database or is created. Here is where we use the Shiro Security [...]
[...] hash for the user. On lines 9-15, the admin and user roles are created. On lines 17-21, the admin user is either loaded from the database or is created. Here is where we use the Shiro Security [...]
[...] pagination using mislav’s will_paginate gem. However, when I use it combined with Twitter Bootstrap, I get an undesired result: There is a very simple fix for this which doesn’t require [...]
[...] pagination using mislav’s will_paginate gem. However, when I use it combined with Twitter Bootstrap, I get an undesired result: There is a very simple fix for this which doesn’t require [...]
[...] pagination using mislav’s will_paginate gem. However, when I use it combined with Twitter Bootstrap, I get an undesired result: There is a very simple fix for this which doesn’t require [...]
[...] a bunch of useful websites that help me get stuff done. WebCreme - Web design inspiration. Twitter Bootstrap - Simple and flexible HTML, CSS, and Javascript for popular user interface components and [...]
[...] , I don’t want to do that. The reason is because I would like to eventually have a Users controller that will perform all the CRUD operations for the users and would only be accessible by [...]
[...] tag of your layout: Now the css in users.css.scss will only be applied to views under the Users controller. Q: Do I have to use the asset pipeline? No. In Rails 3.1, the asset pipeline is enabled by [...]
[...] tag of your layout: Now the css in users.css.scss will only be applied to views under the Users controller. This may not be best practice. Refer to the comments below.* Q: Do I have to use the asset [...]
[...] , I don’t want to do that. The reason is because I would like to eventually have a Users controller that will perform all the CRUD operations for the users and would only be accessible by [...]
[...] out.* Creating Users The shiro-quick-start command did create the login page and authentication controller, but it didn’t help us a bit on creating users. Good thing it’s pretty [...]
[...] out.* Creating Users The shiro-quick-start command did create the login page and authentication controller, but it didn’t help us a bit on creating users. Good thing it’s pretty [...]
[...] out.* Creating Users The shiro-quick-start command did create the login page and authentication controller, but it didn’t help us a bit on creating users. Good thing it’s pretty easy to do. [...]
[...] Shiro’s version of a User class. Second, there is always a Subject that represents the current user. The Subject can be handled prior to authentication. This means that if someone was to visit [...]
[...] to Shiro’s version of a User class. Second, there is always a Subject that represents the current user. The Subject can be handled prior to authentication. This means that if someone was to visit [...]
[...] Shiro’s version of a User class. Second, there is always a Subject that represents the current user. The Subject can be handled prior to authentication. This means that if someone was to visit [...]
[...] . In your JavaScript console, you can view the currently logged in user with the following: Current User in Nav Bar We’re doing great. We now have created an account. However, the UI hasn’ [...]