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carrier_select missing when gem is used #3

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vanboom opened this issue Dec 4, 2010 · 5 comments
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carrier_select missing when gem is used #3

vanboom opened this issue Dec 4, 2010 · 5 comments

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@vanboom
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vanboom commented Dec 4, 2010

I was using the sms_fu plugin with good results but upgraded to the gem today.

Now the view helpers are missing, but are still in the documentation - how do we get back the view helpers when using the gem?
thanks

@vanboom
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vanboom commented Dec 4, 2010

My sincerest thanks for your efforts on this project - but your install/startup/example documentation is really poor. The software does not work as advertised - you could help everyone out so much more if you would put together some more detailed "getting started" information.

@nickradford
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If you add
include SMSFuHelper
to your application_helper.rb, you can then use
<%= carrier_select %>

@dgmdan
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dgmdan commented May 21, 2011

I ran into this issue as well. Thanks nick for the workaround.

@dsaronin
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Yes, the README documentation is really poor. I've been using sms-fu plugin for years .. today am switching over to gem. It's unclear where to put the sms_fu = SMSFu::Client.configure(:delivery => :action_mailer) configuration.. controller? environment.rb? somewhere else? do we still need include SMSFu in the controller???

@vanboom
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vanboom commented Oct 27, 2011

uninitialized constant RAILS_ROOT when using SMSFu in rails 3

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