<% @pays.each do |pay| %>
Is giving me an exception:
You have a nil object when you didn't expect it! You might have expected an instance of Array. The error occured while evaluating nil.each
I'm lost , pay is the model. Any idead why I'd be getting this error.
<select name="Pay[id]" id="Pay[id]"> <option value="">Pay Types</option> <% @pays.each do |x| %> <option value="<%= pay.id %>"> <%= pay.name %> </option> <% end %> </select>
Stuart
Hello again 
Urm, okay, stupid question time (first of many no doubt 
but..
where are you declaring/instantiating/vivifying @pays ? show the
controller code where you are, as well as the wrapping 'lines' (maybe an
error with your reseting it or.. something equally crazy
Regards
Stef
Dark Ambient wrote:
Can you show us the code that assigns to @pays? Notice that it says nil.each, that tells us @pays is nil not each ‘pay’ record because you only ever call their id and name attributes.
You’re also use ‘x’ as your element name, yet trying to reference ‘pay’ – typo?
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