2009/9/28 RVince <[email protected]>:
>
> Suppose I have the following then in my view -- I am creating a form
> for the model 'Lead' and there is a field lead.associate_id. In my
> controller, I am setting a variable to a model @Up, and @Up has an
> associate_id also. I would like the default lead.associate_id be set
> in my select with the @Up.associate_id. Please note the second line in
> my view code below (which does not work, of course). How can I default
> the lead.associate_id on this form to create a new lead to be equal to
> the @Up.associate_id ?
>
> <% form_for :leads, :url => { :controller => 'channels', :action =>
I would expect this to be :lead (singular)
> "lead" }, :html => {:name => 'leadform'} do |f| %>
> <% lead.associate_id = @Up.associate_id %>
Should this be @lead.associate_id = @Up.associate_id?
> <%= select("lead", "associate_id", Associate.find(:all, :order =>
> 'associates.lastname ASC', :conditions => ['deleted=0']).collect {|p|
> [ p.to_s, p.id ]}, {:include_blank => ''}) %>
If you are using form_for why are you not using f.select?
Colin
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