Add Comment Notifications To Your Blog | Ruby On Rails For Beginners Part 5

[@Deanin]

This was interesting, since I'm still new to the Noticed gem. Hopefully you still find it helpful! I felt this was a good time to learn, because I needed it for other projects (Like the Instagram clone) Hope you enjoy!

[@niladerp]

I HAVE A DEMO IN TWO DAYS AND THIS SAVED MY LIFE. THANK YOU

[@orce]

Love your videos and the fact that you are using WSL. Keep them coming!

[@alexandremorey8993]

Thank you very much for this video!

[@adegbitekelvin3875]

Reminder set (:

[@moppnitz]

noticed was updated since this came out. the setup seems to be very different from this. im having a lot of trouble figuring this out

[@jimmydavid9674]

Did you figure it out?

[@oksanagrigorenko316]

Thank you very much for your really cool tutorial about RoR!

[@DevBishwasBh]

Rails is awesome and so you are.

[@Deanin]

Haha I appreciate it.

[@DevBishwasBh]

@@Deanin What do you is making the notifications models polymorphic an good idea?

[@jeffreypau6240]

Great video and series! I do want to mention that your "Post" model was set up with the "has_noticed_notifications" and the "has_many" relation which, according to the docs, would be for two separate models. I was running into issues in my version due to the "dependent: :destroy" on my has_many association on my Post model since the "has_noticed_notifications" already handles destroying notifications where the params post = post.

[@nelsonchavespro]

I ran into the same issue. Were you able to fix it?

[@jeffreypau6240]

@@nelsonchavespro It's been a bit since I went through this tutorial but I believe I just had to remove the "dependant: :destroy" on any models using the "has_noticed_notifications". Like I mentioned in my previous commend the "has_noticed_notifications" already handles removing related notifications so we shouldn't add it on the "has_many" relation.

[@moppnitz]

@@jeffreypau6240were you using Noticed v2? im running into many issues myself. im pretty inexperienced so im having trouble adjusting to the new version.

[@ledockol]

Great video! Thanks

[@danicsacalderon8936]

Muchisimas gracias! funciona perfectamente cambiando lógica!

[@margeol90]

Great tutorial, thank you so much! I wanted to add notifications to my rail app and this was so easy to follow and set up! I was wondering if I can use Noticed to create notifications for other actions on the same app (e.g. I have one set up for when a reservation is made for my property, but the customer doesn't get a notification if I make changes to their reservation) and display them all on the same dropdown on the navbar ? Thank you!

[@farsiteguide2735]

Tnx for tutorial. This was hard stuff for newbies. Problem I have now is that on notifications I see all of them, from every user. So user a comment to user b post, user c sees notification as well as user a and b. I checked your code on git, but I cant find error in my code.

[@hieptrinh2154]

anyone can help me with this issue! in model/comment.rb . what is "notifications_as_comment " and in post_controller where "notifications_as_post" in " def mark_notifications_as_read if current_user notifications_to_mark_as_read = @post.notifications_as_post.where(recipient: current_user) notifications_to_mark_as_read.update_all(read_at: Time.zone.now) end end " i don't know where did them defined? this is my error "uninitialized constant Notifications"