On Wed, Sep 05, 2007 at 12:28:53PM +0200, Igor K. wrote:
can’t see what’s wrong with the screenshot (besides the missing images
for yes/no).
did you check the index contents?
What do you mean?
please check another attachment, why i can see only id field?
ah, of course. aaf by default only stores the id in the index, the rest
of the data is just indexed (so records can be found, but you cannot
retrieve their original contents from the index). use something like
acts_as_ferret :fields => {
:name => { :store => :yes },
:body => { :store => :yes }
}
then you’ll see the data in ferret-browser.
Jens
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Igor, hi!
Seems I’ve got the same problem. Have you finally solved it?
My working environment is:
- WinXP Pro SP2 rus
- NetBeans 6.1
- MySQL 5.0.45 (with all possible encoding params set to UTF-8)
- RoR 2.0.2 (database.yml has ‘encoding: utf8’ string at proper places)
- ferret 0.11.5 (i.e. newest)
- acts_as_ferret (newest stable version installed inside of my RoR
project).
My code example: Parked at Loopia
When I point my browser http://localhost:3000/people I get 2 persons in
the list while it’s expected to have zero.
I also tried to experiment with all those things mentioned above in this
thread (locales, enviroment.rb and so on) - nothing positive.
My friend who has Mac + Leopard OS has just tested my code - on his
machine the code worked as expected. So I think it is an OS-dependent
issue of ferret or aaf…
Ohhhh :),
it is not working anyway, please check attachment.
in console as you can see i searching by symbol that one word in
database starts.
i don’t know what to do?
locale in system - russian