Sorry, but I'm not clear on what you mean. Where is the code
activescaffold calls? I tried using
<%= render :active_scaffold => "family_contacts", :constraints =>
{ :family_id => @record.id } %>
as you suggested to Jeff Surrett in a situation that seems to be what
I'm looking for, but it gives an error about not having the secret
token for signed cookies, so something is wrong.
Thanks.
--Mike
On Mar 25, 3:23 am, vhochstein <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> just call the same code as activescaffold does.
>
> _form.html.erb view is responsible for rendering all attributes.
> Depending on the type of the attribute it will be rendered, in case of
> a subform it will render it either using horizontal or vertical
> layout.
>
> --
> volker
>
>
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