ryanza

Neeraj, Yes I changed it from 'yes'/'no' to true/false

Maybe "accepts_nested_attributes_for :items, :ignore_dirty => true" or something similar?

I thought it had to do with dirty attributes, so i tried to fake it by writing my own dirty methods for the attr_accessor, and had no luck there either.. Hopefu...

Sure:

  def clear_dates_if_available
    if self.unavailable == false || !self.book_out_expired?
      self.out_from, self.out_to = nil, nil
    end
  end

Neeraj Singh,

Its not firing off any of the hooks in the Item model, where it used to in 2.3.5 (on update_attributes and saves). I do understand that the way it...

I have a model that has one attr_accessor, When that gets updated through a nested_attributes form, it does not pick up the change to the attr_accessor, and doe...