acts-as-taggable-on

I am trying to get the text_field in my form partial to comma-separate acts_as_taggable_on tags. Right now, when I reload the page, the commas disappear so if a field has two or more tags, they become one big tag instead. For instance, I get "Tag1 Tag2 Tag3" instead of "Tag1, Tag2, Tag3". I am using acts-as-taggable-on 3.4.2. Here is my _form.html.erb partial: <h2>Tags:</h2> <p>Please separate the tags with a comma ','</p> <% @article.tag_types.each do |tag| %> <div class="form-group"> <strong><%= label_tag tag.to_s.titleize %></strong><br /> <%= f.text_field "#{tag.to_s.singularize}_list".to

I would like to assign two different "types" of tags (sector categories and free tagging) to a Company model using acts_as_taggable_on . NB: I'm new to RoR! This is easy to do if just using standard text input fields, but I would like to use check-boxes on one type (a fixed sector category tag that is predefined), and then allow the user to add comma separated tags in an input field. I have played around with this problem in various ways,... one inspired by this question ...but I cannot get it to work Here is what I have so far: # models/company.rb class Company ... acts_as_taggable_on :tags,

This is how you use autocomplete with jQuery Tokeninput and ActsAsTaggableOn . In my situation i am using a nested form but it shouldnt matter. Everything below is code that works. Code Product Model: attr_accessible :tag_list # i am using the regular :tag_list acts_as_taggable_on :tags # Tagging products Products Controller: #1. Define the tags path #2. Searches ActsAsTaggable::Tag Model look for :name in the created table. #3. it finds the tags.json path and whats on my form. #4. it is detecting the attribute which is :name for your tags. def tags @tags = ActsAsTaggableOn::Tag.where("tags

I would like to create url slugs for tags managed by the acts_as_taggable_on gem. For instance instead of urls like http://myapp.com/tags/5 , I would like to have http://myapp.com/tags/my-tag (where 'my tag' is the tag's unique name). In models that I create myself I usually do this by overriding the model's to_param method, and creating a "slug" field in the model to save the result of the new to_param method. I tried doing this with the Tag model of ActsAsTaggableOn, but it is not working. I can otherwise override things in the tag.rb class of ActsAsTaggableOn as follows: # Overwrite tag