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Now isn't that a breath of fresh air By replacing the hard-coded script reference with a simple indication of ISBN (International Standard Book Number, a guaranteed unique number for every book printed[1]), you've cut the complexity of markup in half In addition, you have enabled centralized control over whether book titles should be links and, if so, where they link Assuming central control of how XML documents are turned into display-oriented markup, you can make a change in this one place to effect the display of many documents As a special bonus, if you store all your XML documents in a database and properly decompose, or extract, the information within them (as we'll discuss next), you can also find out which book titles are referred to from which documents

Gravatar with CSS, isn t yet present in the Gravatar s img tag We could arrange for the test to pass by including an option to the gravatar_image_tag method:

getDescription() getMemoryBanks() getName() OneWireContainer08() OneWireContainer08(comdalsemionewireadapt erDSPortAdapter sourceAdapter, byte[] newAddress) OneWireContainer08(comdalsemionewireadapt erDSPortAdapter sourceAdapter, long newAddress) OneWireContainer08(comdalsemionewireadapt erDSPortAdapter sourceAdapter, String newAddress)

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On the other hand, since we expect the Gravatars to appear in multiple places in our application, it would be repetitive to put the class in everywhere by hand It would be better to make a helper method to eliminate this duplication preemptively This situation may remind you of the repetition in the site s base title ( Ruby on Rails Tutorial Sample App ), which we solved with a title helper in the Application helper (Listing 42) The solution here is similar; since Gravatars are naturally associated with users, we ll define a gravatar_for method in the Users helper (The choice to use the Users helpers instead of the Application helper is just for conceptual convenience;

getAlternateNames() getDescription() getMaxSpeed() getMemoryBanks() getName() OneWireContainer09() OneWireContainer09(comdalsemionewireadapt erDSPortAdapter sourceAdapter, byte[] newAddress) OneWireContainer09(comdalsemionewireadapt erDSPortAdapter sourceAdapter, long newAddress) OneWireContainer09(comdalsemionewireadapt erDSPortAdapter sourceAdapter, String newAddress)

The gravatar_for helper should take in a user object and then pass some default options to the gravatar_image_tag helper The implementation appears in Listing 723

In which my car leaves me stranded on the highway, and we finally discuss the integration of XML and SQL! A database schema is a collection of database objects that are designed together to fulfill a specific function The most commonly known database object is a database table, in which information is stored in columns and rows (see the section Structured Query Language (SQL) in 2), but other commonly used database objects include sequences (incremental number generators), stored procedures (sometimes called by database-specific terms such as Oracle's PL/SQL), and triggers (stored procedures that "fire off" before, during, or after a specific event, like the insertion or deletion of data) In this chapter, we discuss how to put together a database schema that best complements the storage of data in XML form We start with database schema basics and then delve into more detailed examples The underlying principle presented in this chapter is that of partial decomposition, a method for integrating XML with relational databases by which the entire XML instance is stored as a whole (possibly in the database itself), and selected data from the XML instances is extracted and placed in relational tables to speed access to data and to maintain data integrity

module UsersHelper def gravatar_for(user, options = { :size => 50 }) gravatar_image_tag(useremaildowncase, :alt => username, :class => 'gravatar', :gravatar => options) end end

getDescription() getMaxSpeed() getMemoryBanks() getName() OneWireContainer0A() OneWireContainer0A(comdalsemionewireadapt erDSPortAdapter sourceAdapter, byte[] newAddress) OneWireContainer0A(comdalsemionewireadapt erDSPortAdapter sourceAdapter, long newAddress) OneWireContainer0A(comdalsemionewireadapt erDSPortAdapter sourceAdapter, String newAddress)

The first argument in the call to gravatar_image_tag passes in the lower-case version of the user s email address (using the downcase method)22 Then the first option to gravatar_image_tag assigns the user s name to the img tag s alt attribute (which gets displayed in devices that can t render images), while the second option sets the CSS class of the resulting Gravatar The third option passes the options hash using the :gravatar key, which (according to the gravatar_image_tag gem documentation) is how to set the options for gravatar_image_tag Note that the function definition sets a default option23 for the size of the Gravatar24 using

getAlternateNames() getDescription() getMemoryBanks() getName() OneWireContainer0B() OneWireContainer0B(comdalsemionewireadapt erDSPortAdapter sourceAdapter, byte[] newAddress) OneWireContainer0B(comdalsemionewireadapt erDSPortAdapter sourceAdapter, long newAddress) OneWireContainer0B(comdalsemionewireadapt erDSPortAdapter sourceAdapter, String newAddress)

option = { :size => 50 }

This sets the default Gravatar size to 50x50, while also allowing us to override the default size using code like

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