Hi all,
I am posting this again since there was no response the first time.
I am having a very strange problem. I have a search form with a bunch
of fields for a db query of a table called people. The associated
:person
model has_many sub models such as :addresses, :skills etc. The
Person.find uses :include to eager load the data from various other
tables which :belong_to people.
The results page contains a form built dynamically where the user can
select check boxes to the select persons from the result set and then
save the set.
The problem:
The search form is submitted and the query processed and the results
page
rendered. tail -f log shows…
First post:
Processing PersonSearchController#search (for 127.0.0.1 at 2007-02-20
13:49:28) [POST]
Parameters: {“person_search”=>{“city”=>"", “skill_id_3”=>"",
“skill_search”=>“1”,…etc, etc
…normal processing happens here till…
Rendered person_search/_results (0.00915)
Rendered layouts/_footer (0.00027)
Completed in 15.63002 (0 reqs/sec) | Rendering: 0.25152 (1%) | DB:
0.02095 (0%) | 200 OK [http://localhost/person_search/search]
The strange thing is that my breakpoint in the search action hits
again immediately. And I get a second post which actually is a get.
Processing PersonSearchController#search (for 127.0.0.1 at 2007-02-20
13:49:44) [GET]
Session ID: 30519ded2f3bfa275e4cb7a2c1e67edc
Parameters: {“action”=>“search”, “controller”=>“person_search”}
There are no form params this time. This causes (500 Internal Error)
Relevant info:
Both the search form and the results page with the form have
auto_complete fields which work fine and actually use a dedicated
auto_completion_controller.
Has any one seen this behaviour? Any clues/pointers will be greatly
appreciated.
-bakki
PS: Since my first post I made the following changes. I was using a
form builder helper form_for though it was a non-model form. It has
worked for me in the past. I changed the form to a non-model form with
start_form_tag and field_tags. Didn’t help.