Find_by_sql

Hi,

I am using
find_by_sql (“SELECT * FROM taxas WHERE taxon_id = ‘39’”) in controller.

Instead of ‘39’… I need to get variable from the user through
view.rhtml.

Kindly help me on this scripting.


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Hi,

You can pass the variable as params to your controller .

Regards,
Amit K.

On Sep 8, 12:08 pm, PalaniKannan K [email protected] wrote:

Hi,

I am using
find_by_sql (“SELECT * FROM taxas WHERE taxon_id = ‘39’”) in controller.

Instead of ‘39’… I need to get variable from the user through view.rhtml.

There’s no reason to use find_by_sql here - a regular find with
conditions or a dynamic finder (find_by_taxon_id) should be fine.

Fred

Hi Amit,

Thank you for reply, I dont know the method to apply params, kinldy give
me
some tutorial to apply params and modifications in controller, model and
view for applying param. I am a new bee.

Hi Frederick,

Thank you for reply, when i use find_by_taxon_id, I am unable to apply
it
directly with constant and i need to apply through param. I dnt know the
method to apply param. If you know the method to apply param in this
case
kindly give me tutorial or reference which for modifications in
controller,
model and view. I am a new bee.

On 8 September 2010 13:16, Frederick C.
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Please got through this tutorial
Ruby Tutorial

Regards,
Amit K.

Great!

Hi,

Thanks to both Amit and Frederick, It works…

On 8 September 2010 13:44, Amit K. [email protected] wrote:

model and view. I am a new bee.

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Hi brito,

I used “find” by the way mr.Frederick adviced. i never used params in
sql
sentence. thank you for your intimation.
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one note never pass the params hash to a sql sentence NEVER.