> Commenting or uncommenting that line has nothing at all to do with what
> the controller is receiving in the params hash from a request initiated
> via a page rendered in the last cycle.
Or from a direct call from a browser. My sentiments exactly. That's
why I'm having so much difficulty explaining this behavior.
> in fact, the
> view you showed is update.rhtml then that view will throw an error on
> nil.each if you comment out line 13. You haven't mentioned that. Is it
> happening or not?
Yes. That is exactly what is happening. I didn't mention it because
that is expected behavior and it's late enough in the game that I have
already ascertained everything I wanted to know so it really doesn't
matter to me.
> This is too hard to follow in fits and spurts. Zip your app up and send
> it to me offline. I'll take a look and get back to you with the
> explanation.
Do you want me to zip up the entire app directory and send it to you?
Is that what you're saying? Please advise. Thanks.
... doug
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