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@@ -120,9 +120,8 @@ The associations go just below the `fields do ... end` declaration in each model
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     class Story < ActiveRecord::Base
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       ...
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       belongs_to :project
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-      belongs_to :status, :class_name => "StoryStatus", :foreign_key => "status_id"
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-      has_many :tasks, :order => 'position', :dependent => :destroy
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+      has_many :tasks, :dependent => :destroy
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       ...
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     end
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 {: .ruby}

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  * [What is Hobo?](/about)
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  * [Try it - create an app in two Minutes](/two-minutes)
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+ * [Detailed install instructions for Windows][1] (external link, PDF)
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+[1]: http://owendall.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/installing-ruby-rails-and-hobo-075-on-windows-xp1.pdf
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 ## Tutorials
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@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ to `admin.dryml` we can replace the normal list on an index page with an admin s
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     <def tag="index-page" extend-with="admin">
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       <index-page-without-admin merge>
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         <collection: replace>
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-          <table-plus fields="username, administrator" param/>
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+          <table-plus fields="this" param/>
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         </collection:>
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       </index-page-without-admin>
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     </def>
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@@ -112,3 +112,38 @@ to `admin.dryml` we can replace the normal list on an index page with an admin s
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 If we add additional model controllers to the admin sub-site they will all use this modified
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 version of `<index-page>`. Similar admin specific tweaks can be made to the other generic pages
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 and tags.
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+Notice the `fields` attribute on `<table-plus>`. This attribute is given a list of fields that will appear as columns in the table. Our shared definition of `<index-page>` can't put anything model-specific in there, so we just use "this" which will give a single column with links to each show-page. The good thing is that it's easy to customise this for specific models. For example, say we'd like to add an `email_address` column for the `User` model, just create `app/views/admin/users/index.dryml` like this:
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+	  <table-plus: fields="this, email_address"/>
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+	</index-page>
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+Notice that the call to `<index-page>` picks up our customised version, since we've overridden it for the entire admin sub-site.
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