Ah! thank you a lot :)
Works flawless now.
Best regards.
On 5 jun, 10:29, Luca Guidi wrote:
> Hi, just gave a look at your code, the problem is trivial: you shouldn't
> call both #update_attributes *and* #save, because they performs the same
> operation. The former is a syntax shortcut:
>
> per
Hi, just gave a look at your code, the problem is trivial: you shouldn't
call both #update_attributes *and* #save, because they performs the same
operation. The former is a syntax shortcut:
person.name = "luca"
person.age = 26
person.save
# or
person.update_attributes :name => "luca", :age =>
Ah!, forgot to mention that the count then goes from 1 record to -1
records.
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I'm using Rails 2.3.2, on Ubuntu 8.10.
Ok, here is a capture of the "params" sent to create a record, with
the nested params:
# URL: http://localhost:3000/compras/create
# Compra params
compra[fecha] 2009-06-04
compra[proveedor_id]1
compra[condicion_de_pago] 15 dias
compra[fecha_de_pa
Hi, please can you specify which version of Rails are you currently
using, and an example of the code that causes your problem?
I tried to reproduce it with:
compra.update_attributes :detalle_de_compras_attributes => [{:id =>
953125641, :_delete => true}]
but works fine for me, it decrements t
