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I want to use the Maily Herald as an Advanced email processing solution for Ruby on Rails applications. I have cloned a copy of the application and have setup up.

However, I have been able to setup it up with Ruby on Rails 5.2.3, although some errors which I have solved. But I am currently faced with a Redis issue which I can't tell how to solve it.

I am trying to access the web interface of Maily Herald, but it throws the error NoMethodError in MailyHerald::Webui::Dashboard#index . I have tried to solve it but no solution yet.

I have attached a screenshot of the error as well. Any form of help will be highly appreciated.

I've had a quick look at the ng branches in maily_herald and maily_herald-webui, and tried to get them running with my Rails 5 app. I couldn't get past a kaminari version conflict with the smart_listing gem. This issue has been raised over on the smart_listing project.

I'm using the activeadmin gem, which depends on kaminari >= 1.0.1.

I tried to fork smart_listing and update the dependencies, but I was unable to get the tests to pass on Ruby 2.1.3. And Ruby 2.4.2 requires a big update of all the dependencies (updating to Rails 5.)

So I'm blocked on this for now, but am opening an issue here because I can't wait to use maily_herald in my app. (Especially the web UI.)

Hello, Im using Rails 4.2.0 with ruby 2.1.4p265

Im trying to integrate maily_herald and maily_herald_webui to an existing applciation, well the process is going good, it shows the web interface. I began fixing and adding some things you can check them in my pull request #1

Well I began testing the features like create a list through the web UI, well it creates the list the the context_name is always 'nil' so it breaks the app.

I checked the code trying to fix it, but I do not know how to proceed in this case the permitted params for the lists are in

https://github.com/Sology/maily_herald-webui/blob/master/app/controllers/maily_herald/webui/resources_controller.rb#L136-142

well I do not know how that reource_spec.params is working could not find why it is not permitting the context_name param...

any idea?

Hello, Im not sure why is this issue, I created a mailing and then try to send it, it sent in the normal fashion the emails, but wanted to check the graph and it is not appearing (check attachment)

I thought this was some javascript conflict but then I tried witht he test app at https://github.com/Sology/maily_testapp

well I isntalled it, added the seed data, and tried sending the mailing, it sent but the graph dissapeared too...

The javascript console chrome is showing the following message

Uncaught series data needs to be sorted on x values for series name: Delivered

I couldn't figure out why the user interface wasn't working on Rails 5.

But I figured out a fix.

The source of the issue was friendly_id gem that I had installed that allows for user friendly slugs in place of the standard ID URLs. So if you aren't using friendly_id gem - this post is useless to you.

If you are using it, this might save you some time though.

The problem is that the smart_listing gem that renders many of the areas of this maily_herald_webui gem uses automatic defined paths - so it would automatically output the slugs in the URL instead of the ID. (This is correct in almost every case because you generally have control over the controllers ...)

This would be fine - but the controllers in this gem are using .find instead of friendly.find.

My solution?

I over-wrote the finder method in my User model.

def self.find(*args)
    self.friendly.find(*args)
end

This was the cleanest way to do it. I didn't want to override every single controller action that needed friendly.find.

UPDATE: As it turns out, the version of Friendly ID I was running had a bug. In version 5+, you are supposed to be able to add some extenders to your model like so:

class ModelName
      extend FriendlyId
      friendly_id :name, :use => [:slugged, :finders]
end

I was running an out of date version of the gem. So the cleanest fix is to update the gem. Easy!

ActionView::Template::Error (Attempting to generate a URL from non-sanitized request parameters! An attacker can inject malicious data into the generated URL, such as changing the host. Whitelist and sanitize passed parameters to be secure.):
00:26:44 web.1 | 7: %th= tw("attributes.email")
00:26:44 web.1 | 8: - unless @mailing
00:26:44 web.1 | 9: %th= tw("attributes.mailing")
00:26:44 web.1 | 10: %th= smart_listing.sortable tw("logs.processing_at"), :processing_at
00:26:44 web.1 | 11: %th= tw("attributes.status")
00:26:44 web.1 | 12: %th
00:26:44 web.1 | 13: %tbody

I've just set maily_herald.config file as like follow
MailyHerald.setup do |config|
config.context :all_users do |context|
context.scope {User.all}
context.destination = :email
context.attributes do |user|
attribute_group(:user) do
attribute(:name) {user.full_name}
attribute(:email) {user.email}
attribute(:created_at) {user.created_at}
end
end
end

config.list :all_users do |list|
list.context_name = :all_users
end

config.one_time_mailing :welcome do |mailing|
mailing.title = "Welcome"
mailing.list = :all_users
mailing.subject = "Hello {{user.name}}!"
mailing.template = "Nice to have you on board. Cheers!"

mailing.start_at = Proc.new{|user| user.created_at + 5.minutes}
# Alternatively you can use Liquid:
# mailing.start_at = "user.created_at | plus: 5, 'minutes'"

mailing.enable

end
end

Why I got this error?

Please help me!!!!