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Alexander Parra
1,437 PointsI Can't Get The Statuses Table
I've done everything, but the Statuses Table isn't showing up. Instead this is:attr_accessible is extracted out of Rails into a gem. Please use new recommended protection model for params(strong_parameters) or add protected_attributes to your Gemfile to use old one.
Extracted source (around line #2): 1 2 3
class Status < ActiveRecord::Base attr_accessible :content, :name end
Rails.root: C:/Users/Alexander23/RobloRoll
Application Trace | Framework Trace | Full Trace
app/models/status.rb:2:in <class:Status>'
app/models/status.rb:1:in<top (required)>'
app/controllers/statuses_controller.rb:7:in `index'
Request
Parameters:
None Toggle session dump Toggle env dump Response
Headers:
None
Notes - Operating System: Windows
Alexander Parra
1,437 PointsThank you Frederic.
Frederic Soloy
10,861 PointsFrederic Soloy
10,861 PointsHello Alexander, check the version of your Ruby on rails and ruby. It's probably a version issue with the one used by the team treehouse. I had the same. First solution you downgrade you version. Another one you skip it and go by yourself, I mean you develope your own 'treebook' version. It's this option I took. Just a personal choice. The must important thing it's to understand the process. Good Luck Alexander.