I agree with Colin above. Make a model level method to return the
data you wish to use in the view. Then within the view call
ValidValues.method_you_make.
Like he said, another option is to put this code in the controller,
but most of the time, the dropdown select menus have little to do with
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2009/12/10 SMR :
> Many Thanks, Andrew.
>
> The drop down is actually simpler than you indicated - it is all
> string text that was validated on input. All I need to do is "select *
> from valid_values where dropdown_to_be_populated = 'status' " and
> populate the returned array of strings into the
Many Thanks, Andrew.
The drop down is actually simpler than you indicated - it is all
string text that was validated on input. All I need to do is "select *
from valid_values where dropdown_to_be_populated = 'status' " and
populate the returned array of strings into the dropdown.
My confusion - w
There are many approaches to this problem. Some involve setting up
the code in the controller, others use a "presenter." Google
presenter pattern for more info on that. The "build" method might be
what you are looking for. This is created as you define your model
relationships. If you use it,
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