Thanks Frank. I finally found this post on the forum
http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/191857 that points out what you have. It
is interesting that the form_for declaration in the view has to be
something like follows
<% form_for @modelname do |f| %>
instead of
<% form_for :modelname do |f| %>
Don't yet understand why this makes a difference but that is what makes
the difference and posts data with nested model name appended with
"attributes" as you point below.
Thanks for the feedback - very much appreciated. Past that hurdle and
onto the next one.
-S
Frederick Cheung wrote in post #965073:
> On Nov 28, 10:08pm, skt <stibre...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> "chkhw"=>"1"}}
>>
>> "name" is a string field for filename in UploadedAttachments model (I
>> am going to use that model for storing uploaded attachments but taking
>> incremental steps - getting just the name for now) and
>> grade_section_id is passed in so I create the model through
>> ClassCalendar
>
> This data doesn't look like what the nested_attributes stuff looks
> like - I would expected it to be more like
> 'uploaded_attachments_attributes' => {{'0' => {'name' => 'Test 2'}}
>
> What does your form look like?
>
> Fred
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