Hi Pete,

I've been using vote_fu for my simple web app (http://www.playgroundrus.com) on AWS. Since it's quite expensive for little traffic, I moved it to Heroku.

I didn't realize that Heroku uses PostgresSQL, and so far I found one particular method that's causing an error, tally.

I have this line in a controller,

@creep = @playground.creeps.tally({:limit => 1, :order => "creep.votes_for"})[0]

And it causes the following error.

ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid (PGError: ERROR: column "creeps.id" must appear in the GROUP BY clause or be used in an aggregate function
: SELECT creeps.*, COUNT(votes.id) AS count FROM "creeps" LEFT OUTER JOIN votes ON creeps.id = votes.voteable_id WHERE ((votes.voteable_type = E'Creep') AND ("creeps".playground_id = 57)) AND ("creeps".playground_id = 57) GROUP BY votes.voteable_id HAVING COUNT(votes.id) > 0 ORDER BY count DESC LIMIT 1):

I tried just tally method on Creep object, and I get the following error.

creeps = Creep.tally

ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid: PGError: ERROR: column "creeps.id" must appear in the GROUP BY clause or be used in an aggregate function
: SELECT creeps.*, COUNT(votes.id) AS count FROM "creeps" LEFT OUTER JOIN votes ON creeps.id = votes.voteable_id WHERE (votes.voteable_type = E'Creep') GROUP BY votes.voteable_id HAVING COUNT(votes.id) > 0 ORDER BY count DESC

I am sort of noob, and I am afraid I might make it worse if I start editing acts_as_voteable.rb... If you could find out a solution, it would be much appreciated.

Thank you,