Hi,
This is a select * from bestemmingen where bestemming_id='BCN'; of my
database
bestemming_id | naam | naam_en | landcode | airport_name |
alt_naam | dist_ams | stad_zoeknaam |
Will you know in your controller what the destination is? If so, you
could set the value there, and then use the hidden_field form helper to
create that input you want. Something like:
# controller
place = Bestemmingen.find(params[:id])
@some_object = Search.new
@some_object.destination = "#{place.naam} (#{place.id})"
# view
<% form_for @some_object do |f| %>
<%= f.hidden_field(:destination) %>
<% end %>
Something like that anyway...
HTH,
-Roy
Roy Pardee wrote:
Will you know in your controller what the destination is? If so, you
could set the value there, and then use the hidden_field form helper to
create that input you want. Something like:# controller
place = Bestemmingen.find(params[:id])
@some_object = Search.new
@some_object.destination = "#{place.naam} (#{place.id})"# view
<% form_for @some_object do |f| %>
<%= f.hidden_field(:destination) %>
<% end %>Something like that anyway...
HTH,
-Roy
Hi,
I don't want this value in a hidden field, but i want that the value is
filled in...in a text-field. So the visitor can see the filled in value
in the form..
Grtz..remco
Okay then--so same solution (set the attribute in the controller) just
use text_field instead of hidden_field.
HTH,
-Roy
