> The kind of situation I'm looking at is where I have an event
> registration form that includes address information for two different
> individuals who are part of the registration. Something like this...
>
> form_for @registration do
>
> fields_for @registration.first_person.address do
> text_field :street_address
> end
>
> fields_for @registration.second_person.address do
> text_field :street_address
> end
>
> end
>
> So from this I get two sets of POST parameters 'address
> [street_address]' , and the second overwrites the first. Obviously not
> what I'm aiming for. I've tried a few things but haven't found
> anything yet that works.
Maybe u can try the following:
form_for @registration do
fields_for :first_person_address do
text_field :street_address # , :value =>
@registration.first_person.address.street_address
end
fields_for :second_person_address do
text_field :street_address # , :value =>
@registration.second_person.address.street_address
end
end
The :value is needed if :street_address is editable. U may even need
to throw in a hidden field for :id, depending on ur requirements.
:] TY
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