Hi,
if you do not want to set that value in general but only for that
specific controller you may override do_new
def do_new
super
@record.xyz = default_value
@record
end
if you want to only set the default value if you are nested you can
also check if you are currently nested, please take a look into
nested.rb to see the corresponding methods.
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Volker
Swartz schrieb:
> You can define initialize method in the Financing model something
> along the lines
>
> # lets set the default params for a new awardation
> def initialize(params = {})
> params[:start_of_period] ||=
> Financing.find.previous.end_of_period
> super(params)
> end
>
> It basically pre-initializes a record with some values.
> Hope it makes sense.
>
>
> On Jun 23, 3:11 am, Andrey Voronkov <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I have such models:
> >
> > FinancingPeriod
> > belongs_to :event
> > has_many :financings
> > # it has date column in it's table
> > end
> >
> > Financing
> > belongs_to :financing_period
> > end
> >
> > So when I create a new financing in nested frame (from the period) I want to
> > intial values in fields were from first(last) financing record from previous
> > by date period.
> > Has anybody any ideas how to do that?
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