If I change the last bit of the override to:
name => input_name + '[id]'
then it works. I have no idea why!
On Oct 16, 2:22 pm, ruinen <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have Sales and Salespeople:
>
> class Sale < ActiveRecord::Base
> belongs_to :salesperson
> end
>
> class Salesperson < ActiveRecord::Base
> has_many :sales
> end
>
> I have field searching switched on and I can successful filter my
> sales by salesperson. However I only want to show a subset of
> salepeople in the salesperson drop down so I am using a form override:
>
> def salesperson_form_column(record, input_name)
> select :record, :salesperson,
> current_user.office.salespeople.find(:all).collect {|p| [ p.name,
> p.id ] }, :name => input_name
> end
>
> This works correctly on the form to create/update sales records,
> however it doesn't work on the field searching. The drop-down
> correctly appears, but doesn't have any effect. I can pick a
> saleperson but the list doesn't filter.
>
> I compared the generated HTML between the standard saleperson drop-
> down and my overrideen one nd they do seem to differ slightly:
>
> <select class="salesperson-input" id="search_salesperson"
> name="search[salesperson][id]">
>
> -vs-
>
> <select class="" id="record_salesperson" name="search
> [salesperson]">
>
> Any ideas?
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