Barney bsperlin@... writes:
And a relevant section of index.html.erb is:
%= @people.each do |person| %
tr
...
td%= person.zip_code %/td
td%= person.skill_set %/td
td%= WHAT GOES HERE TO BE ABLE TO PRINT THE position FIELD OF
THE employee_infos TABLE? WHAT CHANGES SHOULD
Hi Andrew and Curtis,
I've been away for 3 days but have come back to the problem
above.
As things have continued to be difficult I have backed off
keeping things well normalized and have crunched the people_skills
table, with its 3 fields of: skill, competency and years of
Hi Andrew,
Currently show works from the listings page but new and
edit don't. The current people_controller is:
def show
@person = Person.find(params[:id])
@people_skills = PeopleSkill.all
@people_skill = PeopleSkill.select('skill').where({person_id =
@person.id})
Hi Eric,
Well, I couldn't make the objects work:
@people_skill = @person.skill
wasn't accepted. I'll keep trying and any suggestions are
appreciated.
Barney
On Jul 19, 10:30 pm, Eric Hu e...@lemurheavy.com wrote:
The original code didn't work because Barney was generating an
Hi Eric,
Well, I couldn't make the objects work:
@people_skill = @person.skill
wasn't accepted. I'll keep trying and any suggestions are
appreciated.
Barney
On Jul 19, 10:30 pm, Eric Hu e...@lemurheavy.com wrote:
The original code didn't work because Barney was generating an
Hi Eric,
Well, I couldn't make the objects work:
@people_skill = @person.skill
wasn't accepted. I'll keep trying and any suggestions are
appreciated.
Barney
On Jul 19, 10:30 pm, Eric Hu e...@lemurheavy.com wrote:
The original code didn't work because Barney was generating an
Barney bsperlin@... writes:
The people_controller.rb#edit, which doesn't work, is:
def edit
@person = Person.find(params[:id])
@people_skills = PeopleSkill.all
@people_skill = PeopleSkill.select('skill').where({person_id =
@person.id})
respond_to do |format|
I still can't help feeling you are experiencing these issues because you are
starting to swim upstream against the rails conventions.
One of the unspoken conventions being violated is putting Queries in the
Controller - :(
If you are still having difficulty, please post you model logic
The original code didn't work because Barney was generating an ActiveRecord
Relation. The .find almost worked, except he wanted to embed Ruby code in a
SQL statement. This should do it:
PeopleSkill.where(people_id = #{@person.id}).find
In the future, I think something like Andrew's suggestion
Thanks Andrew, but I couldn't make the 'find' work on the
'PeopleSkill.where...' line. When I used 'find' on the @people_skill
line it came very close (since in the controller, listed above,
people_skill was already choosing the field 'skill'), so when I used:
%= @people_skill.find(@person.id)
Barney bsperlin@... writes:
Thanks Andrew, but I couldn't make the 'find' work on the
'PeopleSkill.where...' line. When I used 'find' on the @people_skill
line it came very close (since in the controller, listed above,
people_skill was already choosing the field 'skill'), so when I used:
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