friendly-id

I've been scratching my head for the last few hours, looking for an answer but I can't find it anywhere. My gem file: # Use globalize for translating models gem "globalize", github: "ncri/globalize" # for Rails 4.2 gem 'globalize-accessors', '~> 0.1.5' # Use friendly_id for slugs gem 'friendly_id', '~> 5.1.0' gem 'friendly_id-globalize', '~> 1.0.0.alpha1' Here's the situation: I have two languages "en" and "fr" 2 models : pages and pages_translations pages has a slug column, pages_translations also has a slug column. if I view the page -> en/pages/slug-en, it works. if I view the page -> fr

Is there any way to get the real id column from a model that is modified with friendly_id? I don`t want to make another db query for it, in performance reasons. Broadly speaking friendly_id modifies to_param and find methods. Next should work: @affiche = Affiche.find(params[:id]) # params[:id] is a slug @id = @affiche.id Have you tried attributes["id"] ? e.g: Model.first.attributes["id"] 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7944908/friendly-id-and-real-id

How can I use friendly URLs on my Rails application ? All I need is to make available the following url format mysite.com/company1 mysite.com/user123 mysite.com/user1234 mysite.com/newton.garcia mysite.com/company-name Can anyone help ? I already ask this question on Quora.. http://www.quora.com/How-does-Quora-rewrite-their-urls For who really interested to implement Quora/Facebook URLs like. Heres a tip in Rails3: Make a table called slugs : # slug | model_id | model # =========================== # simple data: # one | 2222 | post # two | 1111 | user # six | 5432 | comment Now in routes.rb

I am using the friendly_id gem. In the portfolio.rb I placed these two lines: extend FriendlyId friendly_id :title, use: :slugged As you can see I am also using the slug option. When I create a project with title "example" it works find and I can find the project under mysite.com/projects/example . Now, if I create a second one with the same title I get a title for it like this one: mysite.com/projects/example-74b6c506-5c61-41a3-8b77-a261e3fab5d3 . I don't really like this title. I was hoping for a friendlier title like example-2 . At this question , RSB (user) told me that its friendly_id

I'm using the following: gem 'friendly_id', github: 'FriendlyId/friendly_id', branch: 'master' I am creating an Article section on my Rails 4 website. The problem I am having is that when I change a existing article's name the slug is not updated. This is what I have so far: extend FriendlyId friendly_id :name, use: :slugged add_column :articles, :slug, :string add_index :articles, :slug, unique: true Mike Szyndel In FriendlyId 4 (Rails 3 compatible) there was a method should_generate_new_friendly_id? and you could define it on your model to control when slug is regenerated. Try def should

I am using friendly_id gem for slugging my models. Since the slug has to be unique when i enter the same data to check i get a long hashed appending in the slug. Explore explore Explore explore-7a8411ac-5af5-41a3-ab08-d32387679f2b Is there a way to tell friendly_id to give better formatted slugs like explore-1 and explore-2 Version: friendly_id 5.0.4 Agreed, it seems like pretty rough behavior. If you look at code of friendly_id/slugged.rb , there are 2 functions handing conflicts resolution logic: def resolve_friendly_id_conflict(candidates) candidates.first + friendly_id_config.sequence