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I have an admin section that has a sub-directory of the controllers directory. I.e., the directory app/controllers/admin/ holds a set of files, each containing a controller for handling a separate portion of the admin section.
Now, I want to create a ...
Started by Chris W. on
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Anyway, a few lines of code won't hurt....
And yes, even for such stub pages, a controller is required .
There is always a controller involved.
Why?
Design: It's just a violation of the MVC pattern Rails enforces you to use, for your own good .
No, you can't.
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I have implemented the A* algorithm in AS3 and it works great except for one thing. Often the resulting path does not take the most “natural” or smooth route to the target. In my environment the object can move diagonally as inexpensively as it can move...
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In code:
dx1 = current.x - goal.x dy1 = current.y - goal.y the optimality of the route....
For a simple Tie-breaker that favors the direct route you can use it deviates from 0 (= the direct route).
Paths with the same costs.
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What do you think about the direction (stone sir going) the route Do you think stone sir protecting people that want to find justice in their own hands to be correct?
i.e. the lady that revenged her son's death by killing irresponsible drivers that were...
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He gave up trusting the legal system so he takes it to himself?
~The Canto Dance/Club Thread~
Join the PA last.fm group! Originally Posted by mr_evolution He gave up trusting the legal system so he takes it to himself? In a way, as a cop and enforcer ... .
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Hi
I've always wondered what route "direct" is supposed to mean, but it appears to have been defined as:
"Via the shortest direct route"
Here, does shortest refer to mileage or journey time?
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route...
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Looking at going direct route air feed.. But was thinking of cone as opposed to cdti... Was wondering which cone wud be the best any suggestions?? Could i use the direct feed hose kit as the same from cdti concersion?? Thanks
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The cdti pipework should be fine too I have ordered a 200mm x 200mm Pipercross filter for my cdti set up ... .
ITG do some nice cone filters as do most brands to be fair, you would need a good cold air feed, you could also try to make a heat shield for it .
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I have read all the manuals that came with railworks, and looking for some good tutorial videos to start route building for a noob,i have a great route in mind to build but need some good resources to get started
thanks in advanced
Started by culleydog34 on
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Here's a starting point for preparation: http://railworks.wikia.com/wiki/Route.
A route myself but this machine has almost come to the end of its limitations as far as RW3 it happens after that.
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So, if you are writting an application -not a website- and you need to resolve the directions from one location to another, how can you get the information from Google Maps without using Javascript?
I am wondering if there's any set of special URL or ...
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Not sure about a XML path, but you could convert the JSON to XML easily - after all, both are... .
See what the format of the request is and make such requests yourself .
Well, the GMaps javascript sends out a HTTP request and receives back a JSON response .
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I am trying to generate a route using ASP.NET routing, but I only want it to apply if certain values are numeric.
// Routing for Archive Pages routes.Add("Category1Archive", new Route("{CategoryOne}/{Year}/{Month}", new CategoryAndPostHandler())); routes...
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Route("{CategoryOne}/{Year}/{Month}", null, new {Year = @"^\d+$", Month = @"^\d+$"}, new CategoryAndPostHandler() ) ); routes.MapRoute( "Category2Archive", new Route("{CategoryOne}/{CategoryTwo}/{Year is:
routes.Add("Category1Archive", ....
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Morning Everyone!..
General Routing Quesiton Here... I'm currently working to achieve a route similar to this for users in my application.
http://www.example.com/ username
This then maps to the usersControllers#show, hence I have the following in my routes...
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What....
Just make sure that if the permalink does not correspond to a user a proper 404 is generated .
Your users show action should go at the bottom.
Rails routes go from high priority at the top to low priority at the bottom.
You're doing it right.
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My problem is pretty simple. I've got a Uri and I want to figure out which route it maps to so I can do some checks on the various pieces of the route: controller, action, etc.
How do I go from Uri to RouteData or Route?
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Contains( "/controller/action" )) { return RedirectToAction( action, controller, new { ...route data.
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