hi…
I’m having a problem with an editing view to show a dropdown list
with selected value.
my tables are as followed
product table : id | Name | Price | Country_id
country table : id | CountryName
on the product new.htm.erb, I’ve got the list like this
<%= collection_select (“product”, “Country_id”, @country, :id, :CountryName) %>
and it generates html tags and saves good too.
now, I’d like to edit the product on the edit.html.erb with the same
dropdown list with
collected product.Country_id.
CountryName
anyone knows how to to this? I’ve tried the rails.api way of doing
it… such as
select(:product, :Country_id, country.find(:all).collect {|c|
[ c.CountryName, c.id ] }, {:include_blank => ‘None’})
and it didn’t work…
well…
Litwin, i’ve tried it…
and it shows the drop down list…
but not with the saved data in the selected option, instead, it shows
the default value, the one on top of the list.
it supposed to work just like that?
is there something i’ve done wrong, then?
im fairly new to Ruby On Rails, but I had to do this and here how I
did it.
in my subscriber controller:
def edit @subscriber = Subscriber.find(params[:id]) @offer = Offer.find(@subscriber.offer) @offers = Offer.find(:all)
end
In my edit view:
Offer:
<% @offers.each do |offer| %>
<% if @offer==offer %>
<%= offer.name %>
<% else %>
<%= offer.name %>
<%end%>
<% end %>
It may be not the most efficient way since Im fairly new to RoR or to
web programming in general. I just did a if.else checking when in the
list of offers I get the subscriber.offer and added a “selected” a
little bit like your were trying to do
i didn’t change anything on my code…
but changed the type of the field on the table
product table : id | Name | Price | Country_id
country table : id | CountryName
since the “id” fields are the integer type,
I changed the type of the Country_id field from the string to the
integer…
(I was just blindly following and not thinking when the instruction
for building controllers)
duh!..
I hope, none of you make mistakes like i did…
… so I’m revealing my dumb mistake like this one out in the
open…
well… for the conclusion…
<%= collection_select (“product”, “Country_id”, @country, :id, :CountryName) %>
this is it…
i don’t need to use “selected=>” option or whatsoever options, for my
case… the “County_id” or :Country_id,
the :method takes both the method or the value itself and applies for
editing…
happy "ruby on rails"ing
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