I don't know if this is an acceptable practice, but I do the following on
update... and it works for me, especially as I have not been been to get
table associations to work.
def update
unless params[:id].blank?
unless params[:parent_object].blank?
@p_o_hold = ParentObject.find(params[id])
unless @p_o_hold.blank?
myupdatehash = Hash.new
///// Then I select from params[:parent_object] that I need and apply
some validation or database format requirements
myupdatehash = [:field => ...., ]
if @p_o_hold.update_attributes(myupdatehash[0])
@child_object = ChildObject.find(@p_o_hold.id)
unless @child_object.blank?
myupdatehash = [:child_field => @p_o_hold.child_field_value]
## hash object reuse
@child_object.update_attributes(myupdatehash[0])
.....
On Wednesday, April 29, 2015 at 4:42:05 AM UTC-4, Jagmeet Singh wrote:
>
> *I am inserting a record in 1st table named as Students and I want to
> insert a record in another table with a value coming from a column Refid
> which is in Students table*
>
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