@Colin is right. I think here that you should be asking, how can I learn
the params returned?
To debug, modify. That is what I have used, others may have better
suggestions:
if @notice.save
puts params.to_yaml
if !params[:notice][:active_comment_relationship][:commentee_id].nil? #
THE OFFENDING LINE
@notice.create_comment(params[:notice][:active_comment_relationship
][:commentee_id])
end
end
puts params.to_yaml will return the structure and values to your logging.
Otherwise, you are testing too generally for uncertain aspects: if !params[:
notice][:active_comment_relationship][:commentee_id].nil?
Test each aspect for the moment to ascertain missing values:
unless params[:notice].blank?
....
unless params[:notice][:active_comment_relationship].blank?
....
unless params[:notice][:active_comment_relationship][:commentee_id].blank?
...
On Sunday, August 2, 2015 at 4:15:18 PM UTC-4, Bazley wrote:
>
> notice.rb:
>
> has_one :active_comment_relationship, class_name: "Commentrelationship"
> ,
> foreign_key: "commenter_id",
> dependent: :destroy
> has_one :supernotice, through: :active_comment_relationship, source: :
> commentee
> accepts_nested_attributes_for :active_comment_relationship
>
> _notice.html.erb:
>
> <%= form_tag( {controller: "notices", action: "create"}, method:
> "post", class: "comment_form", multipart: true ) do %>
> <%= hidden_field_tag :callsign, @character.callsign %>
> <%= hidden_field_tag
> "notice[active_comment_relationship][commentee_id]", notice.id %>
> .
> .
>
> notices_controller.rb:
>
> @notice = @character.notices.build(notice_params)
> if @notice.save
> if !params[:notice][:active_comment_relationship][:commentee_id].nil
> ? # THE OFFENDING LINE
> @notice.create_comment(params[:notice][:
> active_comment_relationship][:commentee_id])
> end
> end
>
> def notice_params
> params.require(:notice).permit( :content, :picture, :latitude, :
> longitude, active_comment_relationship_attributes: [:commentee_id] )
> end
>
> The code above gives the following error:
> undefined method `[]' for nil:NilClass
>
> Sometimes a notice is submitted with a blank/nil :commentee_id, so I would
> have thought !params[:notice][:active_comment_relationship][:commentee_id
> ].nil?
> would have worked. How do I write this correctly? How do you correctly
> access nested parameters?
>
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