Re: [Rails] Saving a nested object to a whole collection of objects at once.

On 18 October 2016 at 15:47, Chris Vukin wrote: > thanks for the heads up, I'll change the methods to use the @plant.farm > > We'd like to apply the same feeding to all plants in a farm.. so maybe > something along the lines of: @farm.plants.feed ? We want to be able to > feed all the plants in t

Re: [Rails] Saving a nested object to a whole collection of objects at once.

thanks for the heads up, I'll change the methods to use the @plant.farm We'd like to apply the same feeding to all plants in a farm.. so maybe something along the lines of: @farm.plants.feed ? We want to be able to feed all the plants in the farm with the same feed(like a saved recipe for a fee

Re: [Rails] Saving a nested object to a whole collection of objects at once.

On 18 October 2016 at 14:27, Chris Vukin wrote: > thank you for your reply Colin, here's what we're trying to do: > > The app has a farm model and each farm has nested plant models, nested > under each plant is a feeding model. Say a farm has 16 plants, we'd like to > be able to feed all the plan

Re: [Rails] Saving a nested object to a whole collection of objects at once.

thank you for your reply Colin, here's what we're trying to do: The app has a farm model and each farm has nested plant models, nested under each plant is a feeding model. Say a farm has 16 plants, we'd like to be able to feed all the plants at once and not create a new feeding for each plant b

Re: [Rails] Saving a nested object to a whole collection of objects at once.

On 18 October 2016 at 00:29, Chris Vukin wrote: > Hello, I'm wondering about how to accomplish saving the same nested form > on an entire collection of objects that the form is nested under.. I'm not > finding much when googling around, is this something that is possible with > rails? > Could yo

[Rails] Saving a nested object to a whole collection of objects at once.

Hello, I'm wondering about how to accomplish saving the same nested form on an entire collection of objects that the form is nested under.. I'm not finding much when googling around, is this something that is possible with rails? Thanks for any thoughts! -- You received this message because y