I am sure that this is documented somewhere, but I can't find it. I
have a class A that has references class B. Like, a.b.name. I was
wondering how to represent that with form_for?
<% form_for(@a) do |f| %>
<%= f.text_field "b.name" %>
<% end %>
That doesn't work, but it kinda shows you what I am talking about.
So I'm assuming each instance of class A only references one instance
of class B. If not, this answer changes, but if that's the case just
let me know.
In the model A.rb:
belongs_to :b
In the model B.rb:
has_many :as # or belongs_to :a if the relationship is one-to-one
In the model B.rb:
has_many :as # or belongs_to :a if the relationship is one-to-one
In the migration for A:
t.integer :b_id
Well, that's all correct. But I already have the model and migrations
defined. I just want to know how to set up a form with form_for to
set values for a.b.blah.
And then you'll be able to access stuff with params[:b]
Excellent! This should get me going. Is there any way that I can
have the tag formatted the way it is with the rest of the object? For
example, in general if my class is Monster with various params I'd
have
monster[height], monster[weight], etc with id's being moster_height,
monster_weight
And then of course this makes it really easy for me to just do
@monster.update_attributes(params[:monster])
Is there a way that I could have the tags for this set to be along
those same lines, as follows:
monster[pet][type], monster[pet][name] with monster_pet_type,
monster_pet_name
Well, that works really well, but what if I want that INSIDE of the
form_for of @a? Then I get a nested <form> which doesn't make any
sense htmlicly speaking.