 is showing that the error is actually in rails. 
The request payload/parameters is pretty simple

{"user_id":130,"message_text":"does this go 302","authenticity_token":"GxN8nPf5YwS2j2HhWZxWiKej3Y72Vb5IQZ98u5Nl2gs="}

The backbone save method is 

          var user_message = new Myapp.Models.UserMessage({
                user_id: user.id,
                message_text: $('input[name="message"]',this.el).val()
          });

         user_message.save({
                success: function(response) {
                new Message({message: response.message});
            },
                error: function() {
                new Error({ message: "adding message" });
            }
       });


A: A "302" response has nothing to do with backbone, as you've noted. It looks like you have authorization / authentication code that is causing this.
I (male) have very soft hands even though I do tons of chores around the house. 

You can see this pattern repeating itself with more serious injuries at risk eg: that famous football vs rugby debate, and how football players are "pussies" for using equipment to try and prevent injuries.

 It seems like hurting yourself is "cool" (or at least putting yourself at risk) and therefore war must be cool too.While using Pex tubing to change some plumbing, what style crimp rings are preferred?
Any suggestions for preference?
When I've modified plumbing in my MH I've use Sharkbite (or equivalent) fittings. Sure they're expensive, but usually I don't need more than a couple for any specific job. And I like the ability to easily take them apart and redo, if necessary.
I agree as plumbing is the chore that I dislike most.
I agree! Even when we had a S&B I hated plumbing!
Shark bite connectors are nice, but expensive if you need to buy more than 1 or 2. I'm planning a revamp to put our filters and softener in the basement. Currently, they sit outside in a milk crate and with the weather being so unpredictable it would be nice to just plug in the heated hose and not worry about splitting a filter or the softener resin tank. Splitting a filter housing, I can easily absorb, crack the softener and those bruises aren't gonna heal to fast...
Use the crimp rings not the SS clamps.
I changed our trailer over to Upunor. I had all the stuff from when I plumbed our house.
Been wondering what to do with the PEX fittings I took out of the trailer. If you like I can sent you the fittings if you give me an address to send them to.
Jim, either one will do what you want, but the rings will be a better connection in my opinion provided you have the correct crimper for them.
Use the crimp rings, not the copper bands.  You also don’t have to gauge the crimp. The crimpers are $56 at Lowe’s. I just bought a set for my daughter. Use brass fittings, not plastic. After crimping, the fitting may rotate in the tubing, this is ok. Buy the orange tubing cutter, mush better that a knife.
Not having to gauge the crimp in confined areas is definitely a plus. I already have a nice cutter that I kept from the boat building days. The only change is that we used the Pex-Tite fittings. Easier to replace or alter a system in the future. But my supply of fittings has run out.
The crimpers are $56 at Lowe’s.
People are complaining that SharkBite connectors are expensive and yet it makes sense to buy a crimper that costs >$50. That would pay for ~8-10 SharkBites which is roughly what I've used in 8 years of full-timing.
Amazon has crimp tool and ring kits for under $30.
Unless Lowes has changed their crimper I wouldn't buy another one. I bought one that failed shortly after purchase. It was replaced under warranty, but the replacement isn't any better. I suspect that it only has a couple more crimps left in it. I think when it dies I'll just go with SharkBite and pay whatever the job costs.
I have had some on my rv that leaked a little bit. I put my crimpers on them and tightened them up. No more leak.
I agree with "use the crimp rings" I don't know what is meant by gauging. You adjust the crimper once and go crimping. Having been around plumbng a long time, I see way more copper crimp rings than stainless steel. Seems like the quicky guys use SS.
Your post was enough for me to sign up instead of just lurking. Hate the crimp rings, love the pinch clamps.
Funny story. Our house had an unfinished basement and all the copper supply routed from the main, along the basement ceiling, then up through the subfloor to the various fixtures. Was doing a total remodel of the main floor living area at the time. Replacing all the fixtures and bath tub I wasn't looking forward to all the copper joint cutting and sweating new connections. Since the copper supply runs in the basement were going to be moved for a future basement finishing project I decided to cut out all the copper lines and use PEX for the first time. Planned all my supply routes, bought the tubing and crimp rings. Borrowed a friends crimper and gauge and went to work. Worked all day and finished up. Went down stairs and turned on the main. I swear almost every joint was leaking. It looked like a drivethru car wash! The gauge showed my joints had been good. Cut it all apart and replaced the crimps with the pinch clamps. Not one single drip.
Jim, I have used the crimp style on our DRV and they have worked great (and are also what the factory uses on their plumbing). They can be crimped in a confined area and will not come loose. The only drawback is that you will need a cutoff wheel to get them off in the future. I do use metal fittings that can be re-used later.
I'll go with the Crimp style as that's whats already on the factory side. But I'm going to wait until after the warranty expires. We have enough of a list that I don't want to jeopardize any repairs.
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