Ganesh Kathare wrote in post #957752:
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> Hi,
> Why you want to post your form on same (i.e edit) method?
> As in rails already has CRUD good feature. So y need to custom your form
> submit flow?
I asked myself the very same question; it was not me that built the
site. I can assure you that if it
Srikanth Jeeva wrote in post #957747:
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> Fine. Can you check the log, copy & paste the params that you get for
> the action. Also paste the log till redirect occurs.
Processing ProductAdminController#edit (for ---.---.-.-- at 2010-10-28
11:41:01) [POST]
Parameters: {"commit"=>"Update",
"authe
> I have tried to insert a raise after request.post? but my application
> doesn't make contact with this.
>
> Of course, I've ensured my form method is set to "post".
Hi,
Why you want to post your form on same(i.e edit) method..??
As in rails already has CRUD good feature. So y need to custom your
Fine. Can you check the log, copy & paste the params that you get for
the action. Also paste the log till redirect occurs.
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Srikanth Jeeva wrote in post #957743:
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> Now what is the exact problem here.
My apologies, I seem to have omitted the point of my post o.O
The problem is that the changes are not being saved and it (seemingly)
redirects to the site index.
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