NameError: uninitialized constant Action #79
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Could you provide full stack trace? Maybe this is related to #66 ? Also could you provide database schema for |
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Here is the schema for Employees create_table "employees", force: :cascade do |t|
t.integer "ckfinder_file_id"
t.integer "colleague_id"
t.string "email", limit: 255, null: false
t.string "last_name", limit: 255
t.string "first_name", limit: 255
t.string "preferred_name", limit: 255
t.string "middle_name", limit: 255
t.json "settings", default: {"preferred_instead_of_first_name"=>false}
t.datetime "deleted_at"
t.datetime "created_at"
t.datetime "updated_at"
t.string "prefix", limit: 255
t.string "suffix", limit: 255
t.integer "instructor_id"
endand here is the stack trace Backtrace: |
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Hm, could you try temporally change def destroy
@employee = Employee.find(params[:id])
@employee.colleague.try(:destroy)
@employee.ckfinder_file.try(:destroy)
@employee.destroy
respond_with @employee, location: employees_url
endPS. Seems that backtrace is broken 😢 |
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That one at least gave me a new error Exception: Here is the backtrace, hopefully this one will be of more help. Backtrace: |
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Hm, could you attach an screenshot of backtrace and/or provide a 59 line of |
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line 59 is @employee.colleague.try(:destroy) |
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Interesting, could you also provide an associations ( |
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belongs_to :instructor looking at this I made the following changes and still got the original error message of uninitialized constant Action |
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Could you try to remove |
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that breaks most of my views across the site |
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Yeah, sure, but could you check, does same exception throwing after it? Seems that problem could be in the association with |
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ran it through the development console and got this NameError: undefined local variable or method |
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Does you remove |
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yes I did |
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Could you provide next 2-5 lines from backtrace ( |
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lines 428 through 435 |
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Sorry, not from attribute_methods.rb, just from backtrace :-) |
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When you say backtrace are you meaning this? [2] pry(main)> Employee.find(152).destroy |
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Awesome, this stack trace is much more readable! Does you see any lines after |
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Nope, that is the entire output from start to finish |
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Ok, thank you for active participation, seems that I have some ideas what could be wrong, tomorrow I'll try to check some cases which could be source of the problem. So stay tuned! :-) |
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Sounds Great! Thank you for your time. I will look forward to hearing from you tomorrow. |
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@wncappletech I'm tried to reproduce your error and seems that it could be specific to you project. Could you try to temporally remove the |
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I was able to test that out in the console and successfully ran destroy on an item. I put permanent_records back and got the original error again. |
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Any progress on this issue? |
Receiving an error when trying to call the delete method on an item.
Here is the definition in the controller
Any help or suggestions would be great. Thank.
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