So I have been struggling with an issue for a while now and seem to be
getting nowhere...
The problem exists while I am looping through a hash, around the 3rd level
deep.
So my code looks a little like:
request[:items][:location_item].each do |locaton_item|
pp location_item[:name]
location_item[:items][:sub_area_option_item].each do
|sub_area_option_item|
pp sub_area_option_item[:name]
sub_area_option_item[:items][:option_item].each do |option_item|
option_item[:name] <- THIS IS WHERE MY CODE BREAKS
end
end
end
The reason this is failing is because this particular part of the loop has
2 different variants, one where there is an infinite amount of
"option_items" and one where there is only one "option_item". Instead of
sending me back the single "option_item" it is looping through this
"option_item" and not finding this particular field. Any ideas as how to
force it when only one object is found to still return it as an array?
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