Hi!
Until recently I used a User model with a write-only password field on
it. The idea is to pick that cleartext password up, perform some
salting and hashing on it and then write that to the database. So my
model used a method like this:
def password=(cleartext_password)
@password =
FormHelper needs a read method, too. You can return a blank string if
you like but you need to respond_to the field name in question.
You're most likely doing something that's not playing nicely with this
commit's change to value_before_type_cast:
I'm about to push a change related with this but definitely is not
going to solve your problem. You need a database field or a field
reader. Also your code doesn't work even before my commit. You can
check it out ...
Let's review it ...
object.respond_to?(method_name + _before_type_cast) ?
Hi.
I have a form that shall create a simple GET query.
Therefore I have in my view (new.html.erb)
% form_for(@re, :url = {:action = 'query'}, :html = { :method =
:get}) do |f| %
p/
%= f.label :address %br /
%= f.text_area :address %
p/
%= f.submit 'Get' %
% end %
But when
Jarl Friis j...@gavia.dk writes:
But when filling out with myplace and clicking on the forms submit button
it creates a GET URL like
this:
http://test.host/query?re[address]=myplace
I was wrong on this:
The above string is how my browser renders the url, The actual HTTP
GET request
Just FYI, to not let this question stay in the archive unanswered:
turns out if I remove the gem swf_file everything works again. Further
investigation revealed that the module named Parser inside that gem
must have caused a conflict - commenting out use of just that module
let me load the gem
I found a couple of incompatibilities between Arel and ActiveRecord
where ActiveRecord handles a database structure but Arel doesn't so
that calling MyModel.first works fine, but MyModel.find does not.
The first problem is with non-standard SQL column types like PostGIS
geometry columns on a
