try this:
params.require(:receipt).permit(:store_id, :purchase_date, items_attributes:
[:name, :amount, :unit_id, :quantity, :person_id, :project_id])
Matt
> On May 26, 2015, at 8:26 PM, GeorgeFromTheBank <hext...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Nobody knows about this seriously?
>
> On Sunday, May 24, 2015 at 3:54:05 PM UTC-4, GeorgeFromTheBank wrote:
> Hello I'm quite new to the rails 4 and I've not dealt with this kind of
> nested security warnings, I basically have a model (receipt), with has many
> items relation. When I save a receipt, I want to have an options to save many
> items as well from the same form, I ll skip the ui part and get back to the
> back end, this is how my params look like, when I print params in the create
> action :
>
> {"utf8"=>"✓",
>
> "authenticity_token"=>"0LPWkN5uG+yHrVt99f4bBN+al0FCARNhtV91NysV0TM=",
>
> "receipt"=>
>
> {"store_id"=>"2",
>
> "purchase_date"=>"05/05/2015",
>
> "items_attributes"=>
>
> {"1432495749993"=>{"item"=>{"name"=>"ssd", "amount"=>"22",
> "unit_id"=>"2", "quantity"=>"1", "person_id"=>"2", "project_id"=>""}},
>
> "1432495820856"=>{"item"=>{"name"=>"ds", "amount"=>"22", "unit_id"=>"3",
> "quantity"=>"1", "person_id"=>"2", "project_id"=>""}}}},
>
> "action"=>"create",
>
> "controller"=>"receipts"}
>
>
>
> I've tried following and more but none of it didn't work :
>
>
> params.require(:receipt).permit(:store_id, :purchase_date, :items_attributes)
>
>
> params.require(:receipt).permit(:store_id, :purchase_date, items_attributes:
> {'1432495749993' => {'item' => [:name]}})
>
>
> params.require(:receipt).permit(:store_id, :purchase_date, items_attributes:
> {'1432495749993' => {'item' => [:name]}}).permit!
>
>
>
> params.require(:receipt).permit(:store_id, :purchase_date, items_attributes:
> {'1432495749993' => {'item' => [:id, :name, :amount, :unit_id, :quantity,
> :person_id, :project_id]}})
>
> And my nested params don't show, this is the best result I got :
>
>
> {"store_id"=>"2", "purchase_date"=>"05/05/2015",
> "items_attributes"=>{"1432495749993"=>{}=>{}}}
>
>
>
> I'm getting to the point when I don't know what to need to ask somebody for
> help, what am I doing wrong here?
>
>
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