I just run in a very strange behavior.
In one of my actions, I trigger: @object.update_attributes(:attr1 => ...)
Now in the corresponding view, @object is nil. Is that a normal behavior from Rails? Why would it unset the object?
I just run in a very strange behavior.
In one of my actions, I trigger: @object.update_attributes(:attr1 => ...)
Now in the corresponding view, @object is nil. Is that a normal behavior from Rails? Why would it unset the object?
I just run in a very strange behavior.
In one of my actions, I trigger: @object.update_attributes(:attr1 => ...)
Now in the corresponding view, @object is nil. Is that a normal
behavior from Rails? Why would it unset the object?
I doubt that is the whole story. Post more information
Ffred