Problem modifying order model: uninitialized constant Order (NameError) - Spree 0.60.1

[Filipe Moreira]

Hi all,

This is my first post on the list but before I ask for help I would to thank you all for the wonderful platform that you have created. 

On a project I'm working on there is a need for a donation/donate functionality. I've followed the customization guide (http://spreecommerce.com/documentation/customization.html) to add new logic to the Order model.

I've added a new file called 'order_decorator.rb'  inside 'app/models' and added:

Order.class_eval do

  def my_method

    # custom code

  end

end

and I'm getting the following error: 

order_decorator.rb:1:in `<top (required)>': uninitialized constant Order (NameError)

Anyone can add some light to my problem?

Thank you,

Filipe Moreira

[Brian Quinn]

Hi Filipe,

Welcome to spree-user, we need a few more details before we can help with your issue:

1) What version of Spree are you running

2) Where do you get that error?

Thanks,

Brian Quinn

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[Filipe Moreira]

Hi Brian,

Thanks for the help. I'm running version 0.60.1 and Rails 3.0.9. The error I get on startup on both the normal and console way (rails s and rails c). 

[Brian Quinn]

Ok, so can you do a pastie of your spree_site.rb , that error reads like the decorator include block is being executed too early.

You want it inside the activate method in spree_site.rb

Brian Quinn

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On Friday 16 September 2011 at 09:52, Filipe Moreira wrote:

Hi Brian,

Thanks for the help. I'm running version 0.60.1 and Rails 3.0.9. The error I get on startup on both the normal and console way (rails s and rails c). 

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[Filipe Moreira]

Hi Brian,

It worked. I moved the 'require' inside the self.activate block and the error disappeared.

Thank you for the quick reply.

Filipe Moreira