Vanity gem is throwing an error on my User model?

I've tried to duplicate this problem on my end, and I can't seem to get it to duplicate, meaning it's possibly something unique to your application that may be causing the issue.

I've tried to duplicate this problem on my end, and I can't seem to get it to duplicate, meaning it's possibly something unique to your application that may be causing the issue. You can reference https://github. Com/jaustinhughey/vtest for a working example.

What I find interesting about your problem is this: undefined local variable or method `has_vanity' for # Shouldn't that be "User", not "Class"? Vanities works by pushing up the polymorphic association for an object and a vanity into ActiveRecord as an available method. Then you simply call "has_vanity" to automatically have that polymorphic association available for you.It's a simplistic way to get it in there - only a shortcut, really.

I'm wondering if there's something else "funky" that's being done to/with ActiveRecord in your case. I'm not sure what specifically would cause that, but for some reason that method just plain doesn't exist for a User object in your case.As a work-around, you may try adding the following code in place of the call to "has_vanity": class User :vain # instead of has_vanity has_many :feedbacks_as_poster, :foreign_key => :poster_id, :class_name => 'Feedback' has_many :feedbacks_as_receiver, :foreign_key => :receiver_id, :class_name => 'Feedback' end.

That work around worked beautifully. Out of curiosity, once I go to localhost. Com/test it redirects to localhost.Com/users/1.

Was that the intended behavior, or is something else running amuck? If it is the intended behavior, how do I get it to be a permanent URL (i.e.Localhost.Com/test and stays as that)? Thanks.

– marcamillion Sep 8 at 16:48 Yes, that's the intended behavior. If you want to make it stay /test, you can alter vanities_controller. Rb to render whichever view you want instead of perform a redirect.

– J. Austin Hughey Sep 8 at 23:09 Ahh, interesting...ok, will play around with it. Thanks!

– marcamillion Sep 9 at 3:25.

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