Hi Sergio,
Yes, I get check boxes for travels in the sub_tdn edit form.
It would return :field if
1. subform action has been excluded from travels controller,
2. form_ui has been set for the column, or a helper
3. form_column has been defined for the column.
None of the above are true as far as I know, but seems to be returning
"field" in any case. Not sure how to be troubleshoot.
I will try to use column_renders_as and see what it does.
def sub_tdn_travels_*form_column*(record, input_name)
column_renders_as(:travels)
end
As always, thanks!
Dennis
On Friday, March 31, 2023 at 9:06:26 AM UTC-5 [email protected] wrote:
> Hi Dennis
>
> There is a helper method, column_renders_as, which should return :subform
> for
> column travels. It would return :field if subform action has been excluded
> from
> travels controller, form_ui has been set for the column, or a helper
> _form_column has been defined for the column. Defining
> sub_tdn_travels_show_column shouldn't affect.
>
> Was sub_tdn_travels_show_column being called in create/update form? Or was
> it
> displaying a list of checkboxes instead of subform?
>
> What method is called with the super line? Super would call another method
> with the same name, and ActiveScaffold doesn't define
> sub_tdn_travels_form_column, so you must have defined that method
> somewhere
> else.
>
> Regards
>
> El jueves, 30 de marzo de 2023 0:32:39 (CEST) Dennis Bulgatz escribió:
> > Hi Sergio,
> >
> > i have a resource that a column with a has_many association.
> >
> > For the "show" action I have a column helper that renders the children
> as a
> > table.
> >
> > def sub_tdn_travels_*show_column*(record, input_name)
> > display_standard_table(
> > [
> > { :name => 'line_item_number', :display_name => 'Item' },
> > { :name => 'purpose', :display_name => 'Purpose' },
> > { :name => 'number_of_travelers', :display_name => 'Traveler(s)' },
> > { :name => 'number_of_nights', :display_name => 'Night(s)' },
> > { :name => 'number_of_days', :display_name => 'Days(s)'},
> > { :name => 'from_date', :display_name => 'From'},
> > { :name => 'to_date', :display_name => 'To'},
> > { :name => 'destination', :display_name => 'Destination'}
> > ], record.travels)
> > end
> >
> > This has stopped the create/update actions on the parent from showing the
> > AS form/partial that can create new child records.
> >
> > Not sure what is going on, but can i restore partial with a call in the
> > helper method:
> >
> > def sub_tdn_travels_*form_column*(record, input_name)
> > super(record,input_name) #THIS IS NOT RIGHT, but the idea is to use
> > default partial
> > end
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Dennis
>
>
>
>
>
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