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2.1.x help. #1

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johncox00 opened this issue Jul 10, 2014 · 5 comments
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2.1.x help. #1

johncox00 opened this issue Jul 10, 2014 · 5 comments

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@johncox00
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Trying to get this to work with Spree 2.1.x. Getting uninitialized constant Spree::ThemeSupport. Any advice? I'm slightly newb-ish on Spree. Thanks.

@markalinn
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John-

Spree got rid of ThemeSupport (i think in 1.1 or 1.2). With newer versions
of Spree, Deface needs to be utilized in the views and this gem hasn't been
upgraded to that. I personally have no plans to upgrade to newer Spree
versions, but, you are more than welcome to fork the project and update the
views accordingly.

Thanks
-Mark

On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 8:04 AM, John Cox [email protected] wrote:

Trying to get this to work with Spree 2.1.x. Getting uninitialized
constant Spree::ThemeSupport. Any advice? I'm slightly newb-ish on Spree.
Thanks.


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@johncox00
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Got it. Plugged it in. All's well. Thanks!

...But I have another one if you have a moment...

I've rearranged directory structure/modules to align with Spree 2.1. But when navigating to the cities#index action (or any action in the cites controller) I get an "Uninitialized constant: State". I've added a class_name designation to point at 'Spree::State', but it's like it never even gets to that part of the relation in the "belongs_to :state" line in the CitiesController.

Any ideas? Google has not been my friend on this one.

@AdnanTheExcellent
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@johncox00 did you get this working with spree 2.1? i see your fork of this gem. Was wondering if you got it working or if your fork is unfinished.

@johncox00
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I did get the functionality working, but I didn't end up using the gem. It
didn't quite fit the bill for my situation.

On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 4:14 PM, Adnan Abdulally [email protected]
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@johncox00 https://github.com/johncox00 did you get this working with
spree 2.1? i see your fork of this gem. Was wondering if you got it working
or if your fork is unfinished.


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John Cox
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@AdnanTheExcellent
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OK great. I will check it out then. I need it for charging tax based on city (in California) so this should help!

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