Thanks for the help. I used the latter to come up with:
@fields_to_normalize = %w{ address city country_id email_general fax
name phone phone_local state_id vacation_end_on vacation_notice
vacation_start_on zip_code }
@fields_to_normalize.each do |attr|
define_method("#{attr}=") do |value|
@blanks ||= [0, "0", "", " "]
write_attribute(attr, @blanks.include?(value) ? nil : value)
end
end
Is it possible to do something more Rails-ish so it reads:
normalize_fields :address, :city, :country_id
This additional re-factoring would allow re-use across models.
Bill
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