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<!-- AddThis Button BEGIN -->
<div class="addthis_toolbox addthis_default_style ">
  <a class="addthis_button_preferred_1"></a>
  <a class="addthis_button_preferred_2"></a>
</div>
<script>
  var addthis_config = {
    services_compact: 'twitter, facebook',
    services_exclude: 'print'
  }

andrewpthorp

<?php

  // Default Values
  ini_set('display_errors', 1);

  // Load Application
  require 'application/wildfire.php';

?>

andrewpthorp

class Message < ActiveRecord::Base

  before_save :check_active_message

  def check_active_message
    if self.active
      Message.where(:active => true).first.update_attributes(:active => false)
    end
  end

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// Is there a name for this pattern? I would love some resources to read about pros/cons using it.

var FOO = FOO || {};

FOO.ui = {};

FOO.ui.prep_links = function(){

  // Some Vars

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module SomeHelper

  def metrics(account)
  
    opens = ContactSnapshot.opens(account, Time.zone.now-30.days, Time.zone.now).size

    content_tag :ul do
      content_tag :li, "#{opens} Opens."
    end

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# First

content.should have_selector("a.current", :content => "Remove")

# Second

content.should have_selector("a.current", "Remove")

# Which one would you prefer, and why?

andrewpthorp

# Option 1:
#   Use content to separate the helper from the spec

it "should have something" do
  content = helper.some_helper_method
  content.should have_tag('a', :text => 'foo')
end

# Option 2:
#   Combine helper call and spec

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# Option 1:
#   Use content to separate the helper from the spec

it "should have something" do
  content = helper.some_helper_method
  content.should have_tag('a', :text => 'foo')
end

# Option 2:
#   Combine helper call and spec

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emails = []
recipient.contact.emails.each do |email|
  emails << content_tag(:li) do
    form.radio_button(:email, email.address, :class => "radio-button")
    form.label(:email, nil, :value => email.address) do
      "<span>#{email.location}</span>"
    end
  end
end
emails.join

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class BrandIdentity < ActiveRecord::Base

  has_one :library_asset, :dependent => :destroy, :as => :asset

end