My app has a timesheet, which is a collection of many TimeCards, based
on a Date.
I have one user that can create new TimeCards just fine, except on
three associated Jobs. Each time he saves he gets a 500 error.
Looking at the params, they come across jumbled and my processing
method chokes:
(The first "time_cards" entry is correct, the second is split by the
third)
Parameters:
{
"date"=>"2008-12-17",
"time_cards"=>[
{
"job_id"=>"3107",
"time_card_entry_type"=>"Field",
"time_card_date"=>"2008-12-17",
"id"=>"285875",
"note"=>"Akron e-rate cable project counts/ FSR
presentation",
"hours"=>"2",
"user_id"=>"178"
},
{
"time_card_date"=>"2008-12-17",
"id"=>"285774",
"user_id"=>"178"
},
{
"job_id"=>"3089",
"time_card_entry_type"=>"Field",
"time_card_date"=>"2008-12-17",
"id"=>"",
"note"=>"progress drawing and spec revision",
"hours"=>"2.5",
"user_id"=>"178"
},
{
"job_id"=>"3107",
"time_card_entry_type"=>"Field",
"note"=>"Akron e-rate cable project counts",
"hours"=>"2"
}
]
}
The form is a partial that uses index => nil, and it works for all
other users, except this guy, on these associated Jobs.
%tr.entry
- fields_for "time_cards[]", entry, :index => nil do |entry_form|
= entry_form.hidden_field(:time_card_date, :value => @date)
= entry_form.hidden_field(:user_id, :value => session
[:timesheet_user].id)
= entry_form.hidden_field(:id)
%td= entry_form.select :job_id, available_jobs
%td= entry_form.select :time_card_entry_type, allowable_types
%td= entry_form.text_field :hours, :size => 5
%td= entry_form.text_field :note
I've scratched my head on this one for weeks, anything look out of
order?
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