On Aug 19, 8:38 am, Ian White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I also agree - ActiveRecord should not need to know about how browsers
> handle params hashes. For example, If you're talking to ActiveRecord
> from somewhere else (the console, a drb script, or whatever) you
> shouldn't have to pretend you're an html client
Interesting, to me it is just the opposite. This is not specific to
HTML clients and Action Controller. We're talking about how Active
Record handles empty strings. This applies to console and other
scripts too. If the client is passing empty strings in any of those
environments, Active Record should be able to coerce appropriately.
Perhaps both Action Controller and Active Record need fixing? But I
look at it as two different problems because they are completely
separate modules.
Regards,
Ryan
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