Hi Don,
I assume you are in a edit/new page, and you want the form to show a
dropdown with ordered items. If the model was called "Thing", I think
you should be able to do something like:
<field-list: fields="name, last_name, thing">
<thing-view:>
<select-menu name="model[thing_id]"
options="&Thing.order(:member_position).map{|t|
[t.name, t.id]}" />
</thing-view:>
</field-list:>
I'm writing this from memory, please write if you can't find the right
syntax.
Warm regards,
Ignacio
El 10/09/14 a las #4, Donald Ziesig escribió:
> Hi All!
>
> Ran into a nasty set of issues associated with "default_order". In
> Rails 4.0.x, default_order OVERRIDES all other ordering which breaks the
> sort function of table-plus. That part is easily fixed, just remove
> default_order from the model.
>
> Unfortunately, the model in question is used to populate a drop-down
> list and when the default_order is removed, the ordering reverts to the
> non-order in the table (a function of which items were edited last).
>
> The dryml for the form in question is:
>
> <field-list fields="name, last_name, first_name, status,
> member_position, user" param/>
>
> and the problem field is "member_position".
>
> Any ideas how to get around this other than wait for Rails 4.1 (there is
> a long conversation going on about how to fix this with the consensus
> being it is being deferred till Rails 4.1)?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Don Ziesig
>
>
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