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I have an enterprise app that keeps track of many organizations each of which can have many users. What's the best way to construct a mailer that would allow a current Organization's User to invite other users to that Organization?
I'm currently looking into the devise_invitable gem, but not sure how to exactly execute what I want to do with it.
I implemented invitations functionality in an enterprise application by making a few changes to this excellent example on rail casts. Kindly have a look. It works perfect for me and it is a very reliable and precise example. it uses email and invitation token to implement the functionality.
http://railscasts.com/episodes/124-beta-invitations
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I once build a webshop in Rails using the Spree framework. This was great since everything I needed for a webshop came out of the box. Now I want to make a website for people who organize dance parties. The site should have information of the new line-up and location, pictures/videos of older parties, and the possibility to buy new tickets.
I hope if you think of something that can be used which is like what Spree is for a webshop but then for the above requirements I would be very happy if you could share it with me.
Thanks for your help.
Rails is a good framework for this.
Meaning I can't think of anything premade to help you accomplish this, but it doesn't sound difficult to do from scratch.
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I am working with ruby on rails web application and I am trying to find the best password strength analyzer to validate the secure password for users when they are register. I have found some JQuery or Ajax plugins but I am not sure which one will be the best. Do you have any recommendation for me?
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Check this gem: https://github.com/fnando/password_strength
Includes ActiveRecord support
Also you can use it in BackEnd (rails) or FrontEnd (javascript)
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before i go off and code my own, it seems like a natural that Parse supplies a proper password scenario for the register view controller, which includes the password confirmation textbox. I see the example setup in AnyWall but prefer not to go with the xib if possible. I see no mention of it, but realizing they took pains to create it for AnyWall, i went looking.
Perhaps because of their desire to have "Done" disabled until all was ready, and the required NSNotification setup made them decide not into include it? Just guessing. Thoughts?
{edit: is there any active parse forum, where those of use who are using parse can simply free-flow questions and thoughts? I understand this is not an official parse asset but they do direct us here now that the "forum" they offered is archived. But this is not very active, and many of us refuse to use Google assets.
SO is awesome, but would there be traction to setup a standard web forum where there is not as rigid a process and perhaps more people would just "talk"?}
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I currently have an application that works on my iPad,So when i save a particular project then it has to save and sync across all my iDevices,how do i acheive that? what api's are available?
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it depends on your requirement.
you can use iCloud for syncing the data/files all the iOS devices user has authenticated with the same account.
but if you want to sync within the app data according the user profile, like user has two devices and login with two different accounts then in that case you can use your own server to sync data manually by your APIs.
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Could somebody recommend me tutorials or good explanation sites to implement a Facebook Login on my Ruby on Rails App?
You want to take a look at the Devise gem and use omniauth-facebook in conjunction with it. There's a sample site at https://github.com/stefanobernardi/Rails3.2-Devise-Facebook which shows how it's done.
OmniAuth is an easy way to add many different authentication services like Facebook, LinkedIn, google and twitter to your app.
http://railscasts.com/episodes/235-omniauth-part-1?view=asciicast
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/ruby/how-to-use-omniauth-to-authenticate-your-users/
http://blog.railsrumble.com/blog/2010/10/08/intridea-omniauth