On Sunday, December 1, 2019 at 12:49:53 PM UTC-5, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
>
> That's just it, you don't. You POST to the collection, which `create`s a 
> new instance. 
>
> If you are expecting the GET with a querystring to create a new form with 
> a picker selected, you should start by creating the form all in one piece, 
> where you create a new form including a select (like the one you are trying 
> to divide across two pages) in that same form. Make sure that submitting 
> that form works, even though it doesn't do precisely what you're asking it 
> to do in the divided form (yet). 
>
> Then figure out how to set that property (which the select chooses) on the 
> `new` controller method. 
>
> There's a couple of different ways to do that. One would be to create a 
> completely hand-made variable that you pass in the querystring of the form: 
>
> /items/new?item_type=Foo 
>
> and then "catch" that in the controller in the new method: 
>
> @item = Item.new(item_type = params[:item_type]) 
>
> The other would be to go full-on REST, and create a new instance in the 
> `index`, use that to build your form, and then you can use the regular 
> strong_params accessor to get that same value (which will be "nested" 
> inside a properly-named instance params hash) and assign it to the instance 
> in the `new` method. 
>
> Now, what you should see at this point is that your all-in-one `new` form 
> begins to behave "automatically". The instance that you build in the 
> controller will be populated with the item_type property, and the picker 
> will auto-select to the chosen value. 
>
> Once you see this working, you can change the select (picker) to a hidden 
> field, and with no other changes, you will have your two-step form. 
>
> Walter 
>
> > On Dec 1, 2019, at 12:17 PM, fugee ohu <fuge...@gmail.com <javascript:>> 
> wrote: 
> > 
> > Thanks but since when do we post to the new action? 
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The form has to be different depending on the item type 

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