On Jun 4, 9:59 pm, ShellScripter <[email protected]> wrote: > However , in my Account AR , there is a birthdate colum , > ( t.date :birthdate in the migration) > , i have used the date_select helper to generate the corresponding > html code , and > get the return values : year , month , day with birthday(1i) , > birthday(2i) , birthday(3i) > , i have tried to use the virtual attribute in the Account AR for > combine all these values , > but i can't refer them with > attr_accessor :"birthday(1i)", :"birthday(2i)" , :"birthday(3i)". > You shouldn't need to - as long as you use date_select (with the attribute name birthdate) and then pass that into User.new (or User.update_attributes etc.) activerecord will do the work of sticking the individual parameters back together to get a Date object
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