11698 0 true 2007-12-15T17:52:25-10:00 8096 5524 10 myrecipes-and-recipes-inconsistency-in-routes-description 12 6454 resolved chapter03 errata typo 2010-01-26T16:42:51-10:00 10945 Obie michael (at topazws) sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/10 Next Printing On page 62, the map.connect example uses myrecipes as the static string, but the text just before and after this example refers to the static string as "recipes". On page 62, the map.connect example uses myrecipes as the static string, but the text just before and after this example refers to the static string as "recipes". <div><p> On page 62, the map.connect example uses myrecipes as the static string, but the text just before and after this example refers to the static string as "recipes". </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-21T13:52:03-10:00 11378 5524 25 auction-vs-auction 13 6454 resolved chapter03 typo 2010-01-26T16:42:51-10:00 10945 Obie Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/25 Next Printing The section "Argument Sugar" on pages 84--85 uses local template variables "auction" and "item" in all examples except the penultimate, where there's an instance variable "@auction". Looks like that one was intented to be yet another local "auction". The section "Argument Sugar" on pages 84--85 uses local template variables "auction" and "item" in all examples except the penultimate, where there's an instance variable "@auction". Looks like that one was intented to be yet another local "auction". <div><p> The section "Argument Sugar" on pages 84--85 uses local template variables "auction" and "item" in all examples except the penultimate, where there's an instance variable "@auction". Looks like that one was intented to be yet another local "auction". </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-21T13:56:03-10:00 11378 5524 26 missing-underscore-in-link_to 16 6454 resolved chapter03 typo 2010-01-26T16:42:51-10:00 10945 Obie Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/26 Next Printing It could be a printing issue, but in my copy the "link_to" in the one-liner view in the middle of page 85 has no underscore. It could be a printing issue, but in my copy the "link_to" in the one-liner view in the middle of page 85 has no underscore. <div><p> It could be a printing issue, but in my copy the "link_to" in the one-liner view in the middle of page 85 has no underscore. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-21T14:02:35-10:00 11378 5524 27 w-should-be-w-in-a-regexp 18 6454 resolved chapter03 typo 2010-01-26T16:42:51-10:00 10945 Obie Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/27 Next Printing The regexp in the gsub at the bottom of page 85 has this character class: [^\W-]. The intention is to let word characters and hyphens to _pass_ in the sanitized result. We've got a double negation with "^" and "\W", we really want that to be [^\w-]. The regexp in the gsub at the bottom of page 85 has this character class: [^\W-]. The intention is to let word characters and hyphens to _pass_ in the sanitized result. We've got a double negation with "^" and "\W", we really want that to be [^\w-]. <div><p> The regexp in the gsub at the bottom of page 85 has this character class: [^\W-]. The intention is to let word characters and hyphens to <em>pass</em> in the sanitized result. We've got a double negation with "^" and "\W", we really want that to be [^\w-]. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-10T06:58:07-10:00 10945 2008-01-11T00:00:00-10:00 5524 6 chapter-7-opening-quote-typo 19 6454 resolved chapter07 typo 2010-01-26T16:41:32-10:00 10945 Obie Obie sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/6 Next Printing Josh Susser is misquoted in the opening quote of Chapter 7. Should read "Any time you can reify something" not rarefy. Josh Susser is misquoted in the opening quote of Chapter 7. Should read "Any time you can reify something" not rarefy. <div><p> Josh Susser is misquoted in the opening quote of Chapter 7. Should read "Any time you can reify something" not rarefy. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-23T01:32:02-10:00 11378 5524 34 reset_application-reload 3 6454 resolved chapter06 enhancement 2010-01-26T16:41:13-10:00 10945 Obie Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/34 Next Printing Talking about refreshing the application in the console, towards the bottom of page 140 Dispatcher.reset_application! is mentioned instead of the modern reload!. Talking about refreshing the application in the console, towards the bottom of page 140 Dispatcher.reset_application! is mentioned instead of the modern reload!. <div><p> Talking about refreshing the application in the console, towards the bottom of page 140 Dispatcher.reset_application! is mentioned instead of the modern reload!. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-23T05:01:29-10:00 11378 5524 37 wrong-font-in-file-name 24 6454 resolved chapter06 typography 2010-01-26T16:41:13-10:00 10945 Obie Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/37 Next Printing File names use a fixed-width font, but "sqlserver_adapter.rb" appears in regular font + bold on page 151. File names use a fixed-width font, but "sqlserver_adapter.rb" appears in regular font + bold on page 151. <div><p> File names use a fixed-width font, but "sqlserver_adapter.rb" appears in regular font + bold on page 151. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-23T07:46:07-10:00 11378 5524 39 wrong-font-in-column-name 23 6454 resolved chapter06 typography 2010-01-26T16:41:13-10:00 10945 Obie Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/39 Next Printing I wonder whether this is related to ticket #37. The "lock_version" column name on page 180 is not printed in fixed-width font, but in regular + bold. I wonder whether this is related to ticket #37. The "lock_version" column name on page 180 is not printed in fixed-width font, but in regular + bold. <div><p> I wonder whether this is related to ticket <a href="/projects/6454/tickets/37" title="Ticket #37">#37</a>. The "lock_version" column name on page 180 is not printed in fixed-width font, but in regular + bold. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-22T15:43:08-10:00 11378 5524 31 new-erb-html-should-be-new-html-erb 2 6454 resolved chapter04 errata 2010-01-26T16:40:27-10:00 10945 Obie Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/31 Next Printing The new template filename conventions put the format in the middle. There are a couple of "new.erb.html" on page 123 that should be "new.html.erb". The new template filename conventions put the format in the middle. There are a couple of "new.erb.html" on page 123 that should be "new.html.erb". <div><p> The new template filename conventions put the format in the middle. There are a couple of "new.erb.html" on page 123 that should be "new.html.erb". </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-20T13:12:35-10:00 11378 5524 23 rails_default_logger-is-a-constant 17 6454 resolved chapter01 errata 2010-01-26T16:39:20-10:00 10945 Obie Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/23 Next Printing Page 18 reads at the bottom: "The RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER global variable" and should read "The RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER constant" (This is a copy of #20 that by some reason has disappeared twice from the overview and I don't know whether it is visible by other users.) Page 18 reads at the bottom: "The RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER global variable" and should read "The RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER constant" (This is a copy of #20 that by some reason has disappeared twice from the overview and I don't know whether it is visible by other users.) <div><p> Page 18 reads at the bottom: </p><p> "The RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER global variable" </p><p> and should read </p><p> "The RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER constant" </p><p> (This is a copy of <a href="/projects/6454/tickets/20" title="Ticket #20">#20</a> that by some reason has disappeared twice from the overview and I don't know whether it is visible by other users.) </p></div> 11698 0 true 2008-01-09T06:34:01-10:00 11063 5524 99 p523-wrong-attribute 1 6454 resolved chapter15 errata 2008-01-09T07:48:30-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Rick DeNatale sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/99 Next Printing in last paragraph on page, change "title attribute" to "amount attribute" in last paragraph on page, change "title attribute" to "amount attribute" <div><p> in last paragraph on page, change "title attribute" to "amount attribute" </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-28T15:55:20-10:00 11378 5524 72 spurious-spaces-on-page-525 29 6454 resolved chapter15 typo 2008-01-08T09:18:20-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/72 Next Printing There are several @ + space + identifier in the main example code of page 525. There are several @ + space + identifier in the main example code of page 525. <div><p> There are several @ + space + identifier in the main example code of page 525. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-20T09:39:54-10:00 3525 5524 22 ruby-parser-issue-in-example-code-page-567 15 6454 resolved chapter17 errata 2008-01-08T08:57:11-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Matt sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/22 Next Printing the line: assert not @sam.valid? will throw a syntax error, due to a problem with Ruby's parser, apparently. See: http://www.davewsmith.com/blog/?p=14 assert (( not @sam.valid? )) and assert ! @sam.valid? work fine. the line: assert not @sam.valid? will throw a syntax error, due to a problem with Ruby's parser, apparently. See: http://www.davewsmith.com/blog/?p=14 assert (( not @sam.valid? )) and assert ! @sam.valid? work fine. <div><p> the line: </p><p> assert not @sam.valid? </p><p> will throw a syntax error, due to a problem with Ruby's parser, apparently. </p><p> See: <a href="http://www.davewsmith.com/blog/?p=14">http://www.davewsmith.com/blog/?...</a> </p><p> assert (( not @sam.valid? )) </p><p> and </p><p> assert ! @sam.valid? </p><p> work fine. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-25T17:03:17-10:00 11378 5524 48 possible-typo-in-url-value-on-page-408 6 6454 resolved chapter11 typo 2008-01-08T08:52:19-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/48 Next Printing There's a call to form_for in the middle of page 408 that possibly wants users_path for :url, note the plural. There's a call to form_for in the middle of page 408 that possibly wants users_path for :url, note the plural. <div><p> There's a call to form_for in the middle of page 408 that possibly wants users_path for :url, note the plural. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2008-01-04T06:17:44-10:00 11063 5524 95 p486-what-happened-to-the-other-authentication-plugin 42 6454 resolved chapter14 errata 2008-01-08T08:50:04-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Rick DeNatale sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/95 Next Printing In the paragraph before the Acts as Authenticated heading, it's stated that Rick Olson wrote the two best authentication plugins for rails, and promises to talk about both of them. But the chapter only talks about acts_as_authenticated. I'm assuming that the other one is restful_authentication, which appears to be Rick's preferred plugin since acts_as_authenticated generates a comment saying that it's been obsoleted by restful_authentication. In the paragraph before the Acts as Authenticated heading, it's stated that Rick Olson wrote the two best authentication plugins for rails, and promises to talk about both of them. But the chapter only talks about acts_as_authenticated. I'm assuming that the other one is restful_authentication, which appears to be Rick's preferred plugin since acts_as_authenticated generates a comment saying that it's been obsoleted by restful_authentication. <div><p> In the paragraph before the Acts as Authenticated heading, it's stated that Rick Olson wrote the two best authentication plugins for rails, and promises to talk about both of them. But the chapter only talks about acts_as_authenticated. </p><p> I'm assuming that the other one is restful_authentication, which appears to be Rick's preferred plugin since acts_as_authenticated generates a comment saying that it's been obsoleted by restful_authentication. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2008-01-05T14:21:59-10:00 11779 5524 97 p441-example-for-invoke-missing 40 6454 resolved chapter12 errata 2008-01-08T08:49:46-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Matthew Swasey sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/97 Next Printing On page 441, the code example for prototypes "invoke" function is just a reprint of the inject example above it. Therefore, there is no invoke example. On page 441, the code example for prototypes "invoke" function is just a reprint of the inject example above it. Therefore, there is no invoke example. <div><p> On page 441, the code example for prototypes "invoke" function is just a reprint of the inject example above it. Therefore, there is no invoke example. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2008-01-04T06:20:42-10:00 11063 5524 96 p503-every-object 41 6454 resolved chapter15 errata 2008-01-08T08:49:20-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Rick DeNatale sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/96 Next Printing The second paragraph says that all objects have a to_xml method in Rails, but this is belied a few pages later on p507 which says that to_xml will work with an array, as long as all elements of the array respond to to_xml, and shows an example which demonstrates that symbols don't. So clearly not all objects respond to to_xml The second paragraph says that all objects have a to_xml method in Rails, but this is belied a few pages later on p507 which says that to_xml will work with an array, as long as all elements of the array respond to to_xml, and shows an example which demonstrates that symbols don't. So clearly not all objects respond to to_xml <div><p> The second paragraph says that all objects have a to_xml method in Rails, but this is belied a few pages later on p507 which says that to_xml will work with an array, as long as all elements of the array respond to to_xml, and shows an example which demonstrates that symbols don't. </p><p> So clearly not all objects respond to to_xml </p></div> 11698 0 true 2008-01-04T06:13:48-10:00 11063 5524 94 p481-use-of-or-in-example 43 6454 resolved chapter11 errata 2008-01-08T08:49:02-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Rick DeNatale sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/94 Next Printing In the discussion of cookies, the following code is given without any real explanation: @list_mode = cookies[:list_mode] or 'expanded' I suppose that the intent here is to set @list_mode to 'expanded' if there is no :list_mode cookie. Unfortunately this code will not work, since or has lower operator precedence than = in Ruby. Note: irb(main):001:0> x = nil or "hello" => "hello" irb(main):002:0> x => nil The expression is parsed as (@list_mode = cookies[:list_mode]) or 'expanded' Assuming I've guessed the intent correctly the statement should be either @list_mode = (cookies[:list_mode] or 'expanded') or my preferred: @list_mode = cookies[:list_mode] || 'expanded' I've been bitten before by this low precedence of the word versions of ruby operators and consider it a smell to be investigated when I see them being used. In the discussion of cookies, the following code is given without any real explanation: @list_mode = cookies[:list_mode] or 'expanded' I suppose that the intent here is to set @list_mode to 'expanded' if there is no :list_mode cookie. Unfortunately this code will not work, since or has lower operator precedence than = in Ruby. Note: irb(main):001:0> x = nil or "hello" => "hello" irb(main):002:0> x => nil The expression is parsed as (@list_mode = cookies[:list_mode]) or 'expanded' Assuming I've guessed the intent correctly the statement should be either @list_mode = (cookies[:list_mode] or 'expanded') or my preferred: @list_mode = cookies[:list_mode] || 'expanded' I've been bitten before by this low precedence of the word versions of ruby operators and consider it a smell to be investigated when I see them being used. <div><p> In the discussion of cookies, the following code is given without any real explanation: </p><p> @list_mode = cookies[:list_mode] or 'expanded' </p><p> I suppose that the intent here is to set @list_mode to 'expanded' if there is no :list_mode cookie. </p><p> Unfortunately this code will not work, since or has lower operator precedence than = in Ruby. Note: </p><p> irb(main):001:0> x = nil or "hello" </p><p> => "hello" </p><p> irb(main):002:0> x </p><p> => nil </p><p> The expression is parsed as </p><p> (@list_mode = cookies[:list_mode]) or 'expanded' </p><p> Assuming I've guessed the intent correctly the statement should be either </p><p> @list_mode = (cookies[:list_mode] or 'expanded') </p><p> or my preferred: </p><p> @list_mode = cookies[:list_mode] || 'expanded' </p><p> I've been bitten before by this low precedence of the word versions of ruby operators and consider it a smell to be investigated when I see them being used. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2008-01-01T13:56:06-10:00 11378 5524 92 mixed-typography-for-pros-and-cons 39 6454 resolved chapter21 typography 2008-01-08T08:48:46-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/92 Next Printing The labels "Pros" and "Cons" in options A and C about what to do with database.yml regarding Capistrano and SCMs have a bold font. The ones in option B do not. That's pages 693--694. The labels "Pros" and "Cons" in options A and C about what to do with database.yml regarding Capistrano and SCMs have a bold font. The ones in option B do not. That's pages 693--694. <div><p> The labels "Pros" and "Cons" in options A and C about what to do with database.yml regarding Capistrano and SCMs have a bold font. The ones in option B do not. That's pages 693--694. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2008-01-01T13:27:48-10:00 11378 5524 91 mixed-typography-in-url-protocols-page-687 38 6454 resolved chapter21 typography 2008-01-08T08:48:28-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/91 Next Printing The instructions for set :repository on page 687 say: "... to a Subversion URL (whether HTTP, or svn, or svn+ssh)." There "svn" and "svn+ssh" are printed in fixed-width font, and HTTP goes in regular font. I think it would be coherent to print "http" in lowercase and fixed-width font as well. The instructions for set :repository on page 687 say: "... to a Subversion URL (whether HTTP, or svn, or svn+ssh)." There "svn" and "svn+ssh" are printed in fixed-width font, and HTTP goes in regular font. I think it would be coherent to print "http" in lowercase and fixed-width font as well. <div><p> The instructions for set :repository on page 687 say: "... to a Subversion URL (whether HTTP, or svn, or svn+ssh)." </p><p> There "svn" and "svn+ssh" are printed in fixed-width font, and HTTP goes in regular font. I think it would be coherent to print "http" in lowercase and fixed-width font as well. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2008-01-01T13:20:54-10:00 11378 5524 90 update-generated-capfile 37 6454 resolved chapter21 update 2008-01-08T08:48:10-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/90 Next Printing The current generated Capfile is a bit different from the one on page 686: @@@ load 'deploy' if respond_to?(:namespace) # cap2 differentiator Dir['vendor/plugins/*/recipes/*.rb'].each { |plugin| load(plugin) } load 'config/deploy' @@@ The current generated Capfile is a bit different from the one on page 686: @@@ load 'deploy' if respond_to?(:namespace) # cap2 differentiator Dir['vendor/plugins/*/recipes/*.rb'].each { |plugin| load(plugin) } load 'config/deploy' @@@ <div><p> The current generated Capfile is a bit different from the one on page 686: </p> <pre><code class="">load 'deploy' if respond_to?(:namespace) # cap2 differentiator Dir['vendor/plugins/*/recipes/*.rb'].each { |plugin| load(plugin) } load 'config/deploy' </code></pre></div> 11698 0 true 2008-01-01T09:20:00-10:00 11378 5524 87 _unlock-delete-_-page-639 36 6454 resolved chapter19 typo 2008-01-08T08:47:54-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/87 Next Printing The first paragraph of page 639 mentions an "_unlock" piston command, with a leading underscore. The first paragraph of page 639 mentions an "_unlock" piston command, with a leading underscore. <div><p> The first paragraph of page 639 mentions an "_unlock" piston command, with a leading underscore. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2008-01-01T09:16:42-10:00 11378 5524 86 action-should-use-regular-font-page-631 35 6454 resolved chapter19 typography 2008-01-08T08:47:33-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/86 Next Printing Around the middle of page 631 it reads "... by using script/plugin sources again". The word "again" is printed in a fixed-width font. Around the middle of page 631 it reads "... by using script/plugin sources again". The word "again" is printed in a fixed-width font. <div><p> Around the middle of page 631 it reads "... by using script/plugin sources again". The word "again" is printed in a fixed-width font. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2008-01-01T09:12:17-10:00 11378 5524 85 square-bracket-in-italics-page-631 34 6454 resolved chapter19 typography 2008-01-08T08:47:16-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/85 Next Printing There's a square bracket in italics in the header of script/plugin unsource. There's a square bracket in italics in the header of script/plugin unsource. <div><p> There's a square bracket in italics in the header of script/plugin unsource. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-30T15:45:53-10:00 11378 5524 82 malformed-generated-integration-test 33 6454 resolved chapter17 errata 2008-01-08T08:47:00-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/82 Next Printing The example of a generated integration test on page 585 has an unpaired trailing "end". The class definition would be dedented, and the final "end" deleted (as well as its preceding blank line). The example of a generated integration test on page 585 has an unpaired trailing "end". The class definition would be dedented, and the final "end" deleted (as well as its preceding blank line). <div><p> The example of a generated integration test on page 585 has an unpaired trailing "end". </p><p> The class definition would be dedented, and the final "end" deleted (as well as its preceding blank line). </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-30T15:09:03-10:00 11378 5524 80 missing-quote-in-assert_difference-example 32 6454 resolved chapter17 typo 2008-01-08T08:46:42-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/80 Next Printing There's a missing quote in the third example depicting assert_difference, the one that would go to the left of "Report.count". There's a missing quote in the third example depicting assert_difference, the one that would go to the left of "Report.count". <div><p> There's a missing quote in the third example depicting assert_difference, the one that would go to the left of "Report.count". </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-19T09:17:22-10:00 4297 5524 11 references-5-and-6-mixed-up-page-679 14 6454 resolved chapter12 errata 2008-01-08T08:45:58-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Dovadi sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/11 Next Printing Reference 5 iptables should be 6. Reference 6 monit should be 5. Reference 5 iptables should be 6. Reference 6 monit should be 5. <div><p> Reference 5 iptables should be 6. </p><p> Reference 6 monit should be 5. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-30T14:28:18-10:00 11378 5524 79 missing-parameter-in-rescue_action-definition 31 6454 resolved chapter17 errata 2008-01-08T08:44:29-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/79 Next Printing At the bottom of page 570 rescue_action is defined in ForumsController. There's a missing "e" parameter in its signature. At the bottom of page 570 rescue_action is defined in ForumsController. There's a missing "e" parameter in its signature. <div><p> At the bottom of page 570 rescue_action is defined in ForumsController. There's a missing "e" parameter in its signature. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-30T13:22:25-10:00 11378 5524 77 assert_kind_of-s-example 30 6454 resolved chapter17 errata 2008-01-08T08:42:45-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/77 Next Printing The example that depicts assert_kind_of actually uses assert_instance_of. Page 564. The example that depicts assert_kind_of actually uses assert_instance_of. Page 564. <div><p> The example that depicts assert_kind_of actually uses assert_instance_of. Page 564. </p></div> 11698 0 true 2007-12-28T14:34:22-10:00 11378 5524 70 s-title-amount-on-page-523 21 6454 resolved chapter15 errata 2008-01-08T08:42:25-10:00 11698 sandee.phillips (at pearson) Xavier Noria sandee.phillips (at pearson) http://awprorubyseries.lighthouseapp.com/projects/6454/tickets/70 Next Printing According to the example code, in the last paragraph of page 523 "there is a title attribute" would be "there is an amount attribute", and indeed possibly with a fixed-width font for "amount". According to the example code, in the last paragraph of page 523 "there is a title attribute" would be "there is an amount attribute", and indeed possibly with a fixed-width font for "amount". <div><p> According to the example code, in the last paragraph of page 523 "there is a title attribute" would be "there is an amount attribute", and indeed possibly with a fixed-width font for "amount". </p></div>