Hi there once again,
I’ve got stumped on something simple once again, I have the following
in a view:
<%= link_to_function ‘Add another answer’, “new
Insertion.Bottom(‘answerslist’, $(‘answer_form’).innerHTML)” %>
<%= text_field_tag "answers[]" %>
Which allows me to append new elements to answers[].
But the problem is that an empty string is always present at the end of
the array. When its supposed to be empty (nothing added) there is
precisely one empty string, and when there’s more than one answer in the
array, the last one is still an empty string.
At present I’m fixing this in the controller with the following:
@answers = params[:answers]
@answers.each{ |a| @question.answers << Answer.new( :description =>
a ) unless a == “” }
But it’s not exactly fixing the actual problem.
I’m not actually even sure if this is a bug on my behalf, or if its just
the way its supposed to behave.
Can anyone put me right?
Cheers,
-v
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But the problem is that an empty string is always present at the end of
the array. When its supposed to be empty (nothing added) there is
precisely one empty string, and when there’s more than one answer in the
array, the last one is still an empty string.
Is your ‘answer_form’ span inside your form or outside? Make sure
it’s outside.
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Which allows me to append new elements to answers[].
But the problem is that an empty string is always present at the end of
the array. When its supposed to be empty (nothing added) there is
precisely one empty string, and when there’s more than one answer in the
array, the last one is still an empty string.
Is your ‘answer_form’ span inside your form or outside? Make sure
it’s outside.
#endif /* [email protected] */
Ahhhh, Bingo! Cheers for that, makes perfect sense now. Gotta love
this list
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