Steve Russo wrote:
> Ahh! That makes sense. Now... :) Fred you're my new hero!
>
> So the problem seems to be I'm not correctly passing the form_builder
> from my view file to the controller.
>
> view file
> =============
>
> <%= observe_field("trial_org_id", :url => {:action => :observe,
> :trial_id => @trial.id, :f=> f}, :with => 'q') %>
>
> controller file
> ==============
>
> @form = params[:f]
>
>
> I was expecting params[:f] to return the object, but as you pointed out
> it is returning a string describing the object.
>
>
> How can I get observe_field to pass the object itself?
Why do you want to? Your controller shouldn't normally be dealing with
FormBuilder objects. What are you trying to achieve?
Best,
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