Sorry, there was a typo: <% from.fields_for :my_collection do | fields_for_object| %> should have been <% form.fields_for :my_collection do |fields_for_object| %>. Also, after thinking about it, what I am really looking for is access to the collection object being processed, not just one of it's attributes.
Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you. On Jan 9, 5:40 pm, pepe <[email protected]> wrote: > I need to display information from the collection in a fields_for > without using the fields_for block's object. For example, in the > following code: > > <% form_for :my_object, @my_object, :url => { :action => "my_action" } > do |form| %> > Last name: <%= form.text_field :last %> > <% from.fields_for :my_collection do |fields_for_object| %> > > <%= fields_for_object.text_field :my_attribute %> # <<<<< This > is the line I'm having trouble with. > > <% end -%> > <%= submit_tag 'Save' %> > <% end %> > > I would like to replace: > <%= fields_for_object.text_field :my_attribute %> > > With simply: > <%= @an_object.my_attribute %> > > Basically I just want to display an attribute that belongs to the > collection object being processed as text, with no 'input' box or > anything else around it. I have looked and looked but couldn't find an > example. Is this possible? > > Thank you.
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