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I'm trying to populate a form with jquery's populate plugin, but using $.ajax
The idea is to retrieve data from my database according to the id in the links (ex of link: get_result_edit.php?id=34), reformulate it to json, return it to my page and fill...
Started by Azriel_ on
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Url: "get_result_edit.php", success: function ( data ) { $( '#form1' ).populate ( data.
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I am moving away from fixtures and populate and looking for some alternative tools to populate my development database with fake data.
Any thoughts?
Started by dusk on
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Take a look at Forgery
Here are a few railscasts about this topic:
126 Populating a database
158 Factories not Fixtures.
Nice syntax, flexible.
Factory_girl is my personal favorite.
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Hello, is there a gem or plugin that will populate a database with test data?
Started by vrish88 on
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Pretty popular product it seems....
I use their SQL Prompt product.
See Also: A Guide To Testing Rails Applications - see section 2.3
I think Red Gate's SQL Data Generator will do that .
It comes with the standard Rails kit.
Take a look at Fixtures in Rails.
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I'm using SQL Server 2008 and I would like to use a sproc to tell the database to populate a full-text index.
If available, I'd like to know what the sprocs are for the following actions:
adding an entry into the index removing an entry into the index...
Started by ajma on
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Or
set the index to auto-populate, and then you have the option to do this in the background (preferred.
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How does the Visual studio populate the references tab?
By using something like currentDomain.GetAssemblies() or what?
Started by strakastroukas on
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Take a look at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\.NETFramework\AssemblyFolders....
Reference paths can be defined per-project using a project property; but they can also be set in the registry .
Visual Studio will search for all assemblies in the "reference paths" .
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Is there a tool that allows me to create a sql populate script for a table using its current data?
Started by Victor Rodrigues on
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Note: I'm not sure if the tool will generate data based on your current data though
Maybe this is just enough for you: http... .
You could look at purchasing the Data Generator by Red-Gate which can create random sets of data based on your database schema .
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I am trying to create a form in Rails 2.2.2 that populates a field based on a choice a user has made in an 'auto_complete' field. It looks as though the observe_field functionality is what I need to use but I'm stuck on how to update the value of an existing...
Started by djsnowsill on
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There's a Railscasts episode for this: http://railscasts.com/episodes/88
hope this helps :)
I initially started to just use the observe_field functionality to observe the auto_complete_text_field value and then update another value based on the users... .
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I need to pre-populate a list form (the add new item form for a list) with some details (the logged in users name and email address)
how can i do it?
Started by raklos on
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I'm not done yet, but I was able.
Doing the same thing, trying to populate a people picker field.
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If i have an array. can i populate a generic list from that array:
Foo[] fooList . . . (assume populated array) // This doesn't seem to work List<Foo> newList = new List<Foo>(fooList);
Started by oo on
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You are looking for List(t).AddRange Method
You could convert the array to a List:
string[] strings = { "hello", "world" }; IList<string> stringList = strings.ToList();
As @korki said, AddRange will work, but the code you've posted should work... .
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Hi,
I need to populate reference data in a number of custom lists across difference versions (DEV, TEST and LIVE) of the same MOSS 2007 installation. Can anyone point me towards a way of doing this? I am initially looking at using a script (PowerShell...
Started by MagicAndi on
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The List through the SharePoint UI then you need to populate the details as per Alex comments.
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