Souschef wrote:
> Interesting Alpha Blue, it does look like that. Where might I be mis-
> referncing the object other than the myproject controller?
It can be an easy mistake to miss.
I found an old cart model a long time ago and for some strange reason, I
saved it because it had this particular issue you are having.
cart.items.each_with_index do |item, index|
item_id = Product.find_by_title(item.title)
values.merge!({
"amount_#{index+1}" => item.price,
"item_name_#{index+1}" => item.title,
"item_number_#{index+1}" => item_id,
"quantity_#{index+1}" => item.quantity
})
end
In this example, notice the item_id? It was referencing the object_id
instead of the id field. When I changed it to:
cart.items.each_with_index do |item, index|
item_id = Product.find_by_title(item.title)
values.merge!({
"amount_#{index+1}" => item.price,
"item_name_#{index+1}" => item.title,
"item_number_#{index+1}" => item_id.id,
"quantity_#{index+1}" => item.quantity
})
end
.. it referenced the correct id. Keep in mind, this is a really old
example and was something someone else built.
But, I would check anything in your controller or model that is
referencing name_id instead of name.id and do some troubleshooting in
your rails console since you haven't setup any test code for yourself.
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