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Fixed AR Nested Attributes Examples [doc]
I was unable to successfully create nested objects using the nested attributes examples found in ActiveRecord's nested_attributes.rb. Others in #rubyonrails @ freenode recreated the issue by following the examples listed in nested_attributes.rb.
I edited lines from the example section to match what worked properly when I tested creating new objects with _attributes in the parameters hash. Basically, it should be .create(:model_name) rather than *.create('model_name').
If the syntax I've used for the documentation is the intended format, please update the documentation to match. Else, we'll need to update the methods to handle strings instead of symbols in ActiveRecord's create method.
Hope this helps. Cheers.
john harris, jr.
git://github.com/jharris/rails.git
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JohnHarrisJr.- Tag changed from nested attributes, patch to nested attributes, 2.3, 2.3.4, patch
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JohnHarrisJr.
- Tag changed from nested attributes, 2.3, 2.3.4, patch to nested attributes, 2.3.4, patch
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Neeraj Singh- Importance changed from to
Please go ahead and make the documentation change at http://github.com/lifo/docrails . Anyone can write so go ahead and push your changes.
Once done please mark this ticket as done so that it could be closed. thanks.
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Eloy DuranActually, it's the first of the example line that's weird. Note that it's a symbol, but ends with an apostrophe: ‘params = { :member' => …’
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Santiago Pastorino- State changed from new to open
- Tag changed from nested attributes, 2.3.4, patch to nested attributes, 234, patch
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Santiago Pastorino
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