The central problem: How do you merge attribute collections by a key during mass assignment from a nested form.
The WorldPay payment gateway suggests using this HTML to take the customer to the payment page: <form action=\"https://select-test.wp3.rbsworldpay.com/wcc/purchase\" name=\"BuyForm\" method=\"POST
I\'m using accepts_nested_attributes_for with the following models: User model: class User < ActiveRecord::Base
I\'m learning rails and building a recipe app. In my app, a Recipe has a bunch of ingredients. I\'ve got my ingredients form nested within my recipe form, and I call it with a partial.
Job has many task, task has many notes How should such a form look like ? With partials so I can enter the whole job from /jobs/new , and add new tasks from /jobs/2/tasks/new with possibility to add
Read the big update for the latest information. Hey everyone, I\'ve got a many-to-many relationship in a rails app that involves three tables: a user table, an interests table, and a join user_interes
I am trying to create a nested form using formtastic.I\'ve included my code below but am running into some problems that I\'ve also listed below.Any suggestions?Thanks.
Have a nested form, the relationship is like so class Inspection < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :inspection_components
In rails you can use .each do || to loop through the returned results of a query. But what if only one line is returned? or you have the possibility of 0, 1, or many? how do you handle these scenarios
I want to use fields_for on a subset of records in an association. I have a Month model, which has_many :payments.