Hi,
you may try adding a nested link to your team_stats_controller:
conf.nested.add_link(:players, {:controller => :players_stats})
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Volker
On Apr 12, 8:33 pm, Lindsay Morris <[email protected]>
wrote:
> I hope this is an easy question:
>
> Let's say a :team has_many :players;
> a player has statistics, like batting_average.
> a team has overall statistics averaged over all its players,
> overall_batting_average.
>
> I can make a special-purpose view of teams that shows ONLY team name and
> overall batting average.
> I do this simply by making a new activescaffold controller, say
> team_stats_controller.rb, and loading config.columns with those two fields.
>
> Now I want this special_purpose view of teams to allow drill-down to
> players. ("Who's responsible for the crummy batting average?")
> I can do this simply by adding "players" to config.columns in
> team_stats_controller. AS then makes the players column a link to a
> sub-form showing all players for that team.
> So far, so good.
>
> But I want the sub-form "players" page to have a DIFFERENT layout from the
> normal players page.
> Perhaps I want it to only show the player's name and batting_average.
>
> What's the best way to do this?
>
> Set up an activescaffold controller, say player_stats_controller.rb to show
> this special layout, then add a helper method for the players_column that
> puts a link to that controller? But that won't limit the view to just
> players for that team.
>
> Is there a better way to customize the layout of a sub-form?
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