Leonardo C. Daronco
Leonardo C. Daronco
Where do you see this error? In your browser's JS console?
You mean this message below?  It is shown if the server responds with a status other than 200. Do you know the status your server is...
Hm, I see a 200 when inspecting the response in the browser as well. But jQuery returns a status 0 with a "very descriptive" error that says `error`. But the...
Implemented in the branch `v3-gem`, currently being tested with `mconf/mconf-web@v3`.
One thing I noticed is that some values are being stored with 10 digits while others have 13. This is probably because Rails works with 10-digit numbers when using `to_i`...
Hi rap-kasta, thanks for the report. I'll test it when I get some time and fix the gem.
@rap-kasta I'm not sure if `Time.parse` is the solution. Take a look at these examples: ``` ruby-1.9.2-p290 :008 > Time.parse("Mon Apr 09 17:40:55 UTC 2012") => 2012-04-09 17:40:55 UTC ruby-1.9.2-p290...
Oops, I guess it's better to maintain the parsing of strings so BBB 0.7 will still be supported.
I've tried a more specific parsing method that should behave better, but still the timezone YEKT is not identified: ``` 1.9.2p290 :019 > DateTime.strptime("Mon Apr 09 17:40:55 UTC 2012", '%a...