Rubygems | Latest Versions for e9_crmhttps://rubygems.org/gems2023-09-28T02:42:35Ze9_crm (0.1.34)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.342011-10-14T22:46:16ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
\ require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
\ Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
\ MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. \ Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.33)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.332011-10-12T21:55:23ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
\ require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
\ Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
\ MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. \ Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.32)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.322011-10-12T18:28:03ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
\ require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
\ Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
\ MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. \ Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.31)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.312011-10-12T17:02:05ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
\ require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
\ Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
\ MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. \ Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.30)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.302011-10-12T16:31:07ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
\ require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
\ Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
\ MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. \ Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.29)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.292011-10-11T16:58:33ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
\ require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
\ Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
\ MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. \ Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.28)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.282011-10-07T21:51:56ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
\ require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
\ Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
\ MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. \ Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.27)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.272011-10-07T18:18:28ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
\ require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
\ Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
\ MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. \ Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.26)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.262011-09-29T14:18:59ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.25)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.252011-09-26T18:22:43ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.24)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.242011-09-23T22:44:23ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.23)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.232011-09-23T14:19:12ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.22)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.222011-09-21T15:45:58ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.21)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.212011-09-16T14:32:02ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.20)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.202011-09-15T14:22:18ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.19)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.192011-09-14T15:02:12ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.18)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.182011-09-12T18:19:14ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.17)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.172011-09-09T14:22:48ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.16)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.162011-09-07T18:07:40ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.14)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.142011-06-07T14:04:02ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.13)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.132011-05-31T17:04:22ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.12)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.122011-05-27T15:23:08ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.11)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.112011-05-27T14:33:04ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.10)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.102011-05-26T14:21:10ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
*NOTE his plugin requires the private e9_base CMS gem and WILL NOT WORK without it.*
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.8)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.82011-05-25T16:28:50ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
It should be noted that while this plugin is intended for use in the
e9 CMS, it does neither includes nor requires it.
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.7)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.72011-05-20T16:30:51ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
It should be noted that while this plugin is intended for use in the
e9 CMS, it does neither includes nor requires it.
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.6)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.62011-05-19T17:54:57ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
It should be noted that while this plugin is intended for use in the
e9 CMS, it does neither includes nor requires it.
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.5)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.52011-05-18T19:44:10ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
It should be noted that while this plugin is intended for use in the
e9 CMS, it does neither includes nor requires it.
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.4)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.42011-05-16T19:49:30ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
It should be noted that while this plugin is intended for use in the
e9 CMS, it does neither includes nor requires it.
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.3)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.32011-05-16T19:48:06ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
It should be noted that while this plugin is intended for use in the
e9 CMS, it does neither includes nor requires it.
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.2)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.22011-05-16T19:34:51ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
It should be noted that while this plugin is intended for use in the
e9 CMS, it does neither includes nor requires it.
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.
e9_crm (0.1.1)https://rubygems.org/gems/e9_crm/versions/0.1.12011-05-12T15:17:01ZTravis CoxCRM engine plugin for the e9 CMS
CRM Plugin for the e9 CMS
=========================
It should be noted that while this plugin is intended for use in the
e9 CMS, it does neither includes nor requires it.
To use, add as a gem and install by running:
rails g e9_crm:install
Then modify the installed initializer as per your app, including
the controller module in your desired controllers, with the final
result looking something like this:
require 'e9_crm'
User.send :include, E9Crm::Backend::ActiveRecord
Rails.configuration.after_initialize do
[
MyFirstTrackedController,
MySecondTrackedController
].each {|c| c.send(:include, E9Crm::TrackingController) }
end
NOTE: A few assumptions are made:
---------------------------------
1. Your app has a "User" model
2. Your app has a controller method #current_user to return the
currently logged in user.