I am need to help again. Sorry for the newbie query but would definitely
appreciate the help.
Here’s the q: I generate a list of items from the database and render
them out with a checkbox beside them. A user may click more than one
item and I would want to save all checked items into another table. I
have been able to give each checkbox a unique id . Would anyone be able
share some code example? What I’m not familiar with is how the values
are passed on by the form so that the def can handle it?
are passed on by the form so that the def can handle it?
Thanks,
Bing
Depending on what your models look like you may be able to do this
fairly easy and have Rails do it automatically for you. But for a
basic version, try just doing a
<%= debug params %>
in your view, that’s where your data from the checkboxes appear. So
you should find the data in params[:formname][:checkboxid]
Hope that helps you get going in the right direction. I have a very
similar thing I did myself just a few days ago, but I don’t have the
code for it here, I could pass it along later today if you want.
controller:
def item_check
if things_to_check = params[:to_check]
things_to_check.each do |item_id, act|
if act == “yes”
…
else
…
end
end
end @items = Item.unchecked
end
Bing wrote:
are passed on by the form so that the def can handle it?
Thanks,
Bing
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