Sigh.. nothing works. I`ll abandone all this.
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The forms work well, but now when I transfer the values form the first
form to the second one, it automatically validates the fields. I don`t
want that. It should validate them when I try to submit the data from
the second form.
What should I do ? Do I need to change some validation in the
It seems like the first form sends data to the database using the second
form (beeing wierd), insted of simply sending data to the second form.
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On 15 February 2010 17:33, Babos Cata li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
It seems like the first form sends data to the database using the second
form (beeing wierd), insted of simply sending data to the second form.
What do you mean 'sending data to the second form'? When a form
Thank you again for you fast reply. Indeed I started working with some
basic forms and debugging methods. I tried some examples but non works,
yet.
I want something like the simple php function, fill a form then send the
values from the input tags in another form.
So I got a simple
Hi,
I`m just learning how Ruby on Rails works.
So I`m just wondering if you can transfer data from a form to another
form with a different controller.
I got a simple form like this on the 'site' controller:
% form_for :user do |form| %
%= form.text_field :Nick %
%= form.text_field
Thank you very much :) I don`t know what I was thinking.. this is easy
indeed.
Regards
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