alberto wrote:
> the params in the Controller is a method that returns the hash coming
> to the request. So you can pass the whole params method in the call.
>
> @schools = School.search(params)
Many thanks, after staring at this for while I figured it.
Thanks for your help with this it works g
the params in the Controller is a method that returns the hash coming
to the request. So you can pass the whole params method in the call.
@schools = School.search(params)
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Alberto (or anyone)...
How do I pass in the params from the controller to use the method...
Something like
# @schools = School.search(params[:search_by_name],
params[:search_by_place])
But that gives me ..
wrong number of arguments (2 for 1)
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On Feb 7, 3:09 pm, bingo bob wrote:
> I'm trying to ask users for a name and a place and then give them a list
> of all the names OR all the places OR the names in that place, if you
> get me? This is my flawed attempt, I'm passing params correctly so it's
> just the logic within the method I n
A couple of things:
1) You want to make sure you protect against SLQ injection, so do not
pass the variables without escaping them. Rails does this for you when
it substitutes the ? in the find method.
2) You can use the code below to do what you want.
Hope that helps,
Alberto.
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