Javad Karabi
Javad Karabi
@philgin maybe finding the element which is being clicked on, then doing "element.preventDefault" ? i dont think i actually ever got around it
you can actually just set my_object.search_index = "abc def ghji" then my_object.save() it seems to work for me @wengole
@sprnza i believe i simply went back to using count = , instead of for_each :(
ah! definitely will do that! sorry, im not really good at that stuff, i guess i should spend more time on that side of things.
@jexp mind if i ask what the issues were? there is currently no sort of .ruby-version or any of the like, though jruby is obviously required.
actually, this is something i just encountered too... why is debug being set to false for this test case?
weird. i guess its because, when running your unit tests, you should not be connected to any production services anyway (like stripe, or postgres), so you might as well run...
example of how to use this: ``` vault = VaultClient.boot("", { ... request: { ca: myCertificate } }); ```
@akuckartz thats the cool thing about neo4j! the json objects (the nodes) are in fact linked by first class relationships so you can query the data using json like syntax...