7H3LaughingMan wrote:
> Alright I wrote a test and figured out what was wrong turned out that
> I had the form submitting the data to the edit section of the
> controller instead of the update section.
("Method", not "section".)
> I fixed it and it all works
> out, when you use update_attributes it does use the override of the
> set method.
OK. I couldn't remember for sure offhand.
>
> Now then my only question now is where can I put the universal methods
> that are going to be used by Models and Views, and Controllers /
> Helpers if they need to be used by them. I read somewhere where you
> would put it but since then I have forgotten and can't find it again.
What universal methods? You don't need any for the case at hand.
Best,
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Marnen Laibow-Koser
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