I have a model that looks like this (with various other methods)
class HsdPair
attr_accessor :hsd
def initialize(hsd)
@hsd = hsd
@current_display = 0
@has_changed_flag = false
end
end
After initializing this object in the controller
@hsd_pairs = HsdPair.new(@job.hsd_pairs)
using it in the view various times and in various ways, when I try to
pass this object back to the controller for various ajax interactions
like so:
<%= link_to_remote image_tag("right-arrow.png", :size => "48x48"),
:url => {
:action => "hsd_forward",
:hsd_pairs => hsd_pairs },
:with => "'update='+$('current_display').value" %>
it shows up as being passed as a string:
Parameters:
{"authenticity_token"=>"UGj1tJruzDdzBGexIZCLyYluQINn2Wl9pADFQ7G1SY4=",
"hsd_pairs"=>"#<HsdPair:0xb1c4fc14>", "update"=>"0"}
Any idea on how to solve this or to get the data back from that pointer?
Thanks.
Alternatively, does anyone know if PassiveRecord solves this problem?
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