sqlite3-ruby-1.2.5 is cached?

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I had Rails --version 3.0.0.beta3 installed. When I try to start the server I get a message, "sqlite3-ruby-1.2.5 is cached, but not installed. Try running 'bundle install'. When I run the bundle install the following message below appears:

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It appears it isn't finding the header file it's looking for. If your system's configured like mine you'll find it elsewhere.

I think if you skip all that and just (remote) install the gem sqlite3- ruby you should be good to go.

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@mike I tried (sudo gem install sqlite3-ruby) but I'm still getting header file issues?

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Are you running Snow Leopard?

If so, maybe dig into some of the comments here:

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hi,

i have a "notes" model which i include in various other views via partial. how can i tell / what do i need to do in order to redirect the user back to the view where he was instead to the index-view of the notes?

thx

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Mike wrote:

Are you running Snow Leopard?

If so, maybe dig into some of the comments here:

macos - Snow Leopard & Ruby on Rails - SQLite3 issue - Stack Overflow

Thanks Mike! This article resolved my issue.

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hi,

i have a "notes" model which i include in various other views via partial. how can i tell / what do i need to do in order to redirect the user back to the view where he was instead to the index-view of the notes?

Have a look at the docs for redirect_to and you will see that there is

Colin

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thank u! must have overseen that

tom