Not Rails3 ready?

[millisami]

Hi,
I tried to use this with rails3.beta.4 and its not compatible.
Is there any work in progress for rails3 compatibleness?

[keone]

I got it to work in rails3. The only thing I had to change was in the pfeed/init.rb file, I changed :object to :pfeed_item and made sure all of my individual pfeed item templates (the ones in view/pfeeds) referenced pfeed_item instead of referencing their individual name. (For instance, _user_updated_attribute.html.erb references the object user_updated_attribute, but you have to change it to pfeed_item otherwise it does not work.

   def pfeed_content(pfeed)
controller.send('render_to_string',
  :partial => "pfeeds/#{pfeed.view_template_name}.html.erb", :locals => {:pfeed_item => pfeed})
 end

[keone]

d'oh, spoke too soon. i'm also having problems; I get basic functionality "__ bought 37 minutes ago" but can't get it to use custom models/views. Everything gets routed through pfeed_item, and looking at the log it looks like this is because pfeed_item objects are always created (never the more specific descendants).

[keone]

okay. I got it to work.
My problem was that the specific object doing the action was an inherited class (Student , which inherits from User), even though the action (buy) was defined in the parent class (User). So pfeed was looking for Pfeeds::StudentBought, and when it couldn't find it, it just inserted type = NULL (i.e. PfeedItem) into the pfeed table.
Defining as student_bought model/view made it work.

Maybe your problem is similar? Anyway, hope this helps someone.

[ghost]

i also have problem using pfeed with rails 3 and got solved by changing pfeed/init.rb

:partial => "pfeeds/#{pfeed.view_template_name}.html.erb",:object => pfeed)
just remove locals and it works you don't need to change view

[angelacode]

has anyone else been able to get it to work in Rails 3? Is the workaround described by naveedahmad the way to go?