I’ve been trying to do it from memory something like this, but it’s not
working it keeps returning rollback and false
a=Admin.create
a=Admin.find(1)
a.email=“[email protected]”
a.password=“password”
a.save
I’ve been trying to do it from memory something like this, but it’s not
working it keeps returning rollback and false
a=Admin.create
a=Admin.find(1)
a.email=“[email protected]”
a.password=“password”
a.save
If you are using Devise or anything like it, you may need to also have
password_confirmation = “password” in order to get past that
requirement.
Walter
On 6 December 2015 at 22:04, fugee ohu [email protected] wrote:
I’ve been trying to do it from memory something like this, but it’s not
working it keeps returning rollback and falsea=Admin.create
a=Admin.find(1)
a.email=“[email protected]”
a.password=“password”
a.save
It is getting rather tedious repeatedly pointing you to where in
railstutorial.org you can find the solution to the questions you ask.
In this case the answer is in section 6.1.3 Creating user objects.
I can only suggest once again that you take a couple of days out and
work right through that tutorial, including doing all the exercises.
Then you would not need to waste your time asking such questions.
Colin
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