> What you can consider doing is attaching the Check object's id into the
> hidden_field, and then pass the id into your create method.
Actually there was no id for that object.
I did like this. converted to json and parsed it.
def new
@c = Check.new
@c.name = "Srikanth"
@c.number = 1234
@a = @c.to_json
end
And in View:
<%= hidden_field_tag "checks", @a %>
def create
p = JSON.parse(params[:checks])
puts p.inspect
end
got p as,
{"check"=>{"name"=>"Srikanth", "number"=>1234}}
Thanks all for reply.
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