Thanks, Colin.
I tried what you suggested like this (with quotes around the number),
and it worked.
params[:transport][:transports_transits_attributes][:"0"][:city] ==>
gets me "Seattle" from the initial example.
The problem I have now is that the numbers ("0" and "1246482280809")
are auto-assigned, so I don't know how I would access them then. The
first one always seem to get "0", but there can be many more
transports_transits for one transport, and all but the first will get
a random number assigned. Is there a way I can access them without
referring to these numbers? For example, I can get the length of the
array like this:
len = params[:transport][:transports_transits_attributes].length
and I would love to be able to iterate through the array like this
(sorry for the bad syntax, but you get the idea..):
for (int i=0; i<len; i++)
params[:transport][:transports_transits_attributes](i)[:city]
but I can't seem to do that. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Kumi
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