I am using a nested form ( User has_one Account .. to hold profile
data) to UPDATE my user/account data
User model
has_one :account
accepts_nested_attributes_for :account, :allow_destroy => true
Account model
belongs_to :user
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my form seems to work fine, I can see in the console, the @user
attributes and the account attribute in the hash
.... "password"=>"", account"=>{"city"=>"", "zip"=>"",
"country"=>"BE", "street_address"=>"", ...}...
when I debug in the console,
@user.attributes = params[:user]
@user.valid? => true # OK no errors
@user.attributes = params[:account]
@account.valid? => false # OK , name is blank...
but if I debug my :edit action,
if @user.update_attributes(params[:user])
I get true..... which seems to mean that the account errors are not
tracked ? according to the doc it should be false ...
where am I wrong ?
additional Question : when errors , how should I display the them
when they are related to the user.account
should I use @user and @account and :
error_message_on @account, :first_name,
or only @user and
error_message_on @user.account, :first_name,
thanks for your recommandations
erwin
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