Markus Wellmann wrote:
> You are right there was a typo but didn't change anything.
> to make sure I tried :id.to_i witch brings 3049 instead of 1
>
>>> -:first, :conditions => [ "id = ?",:continend_id.to_i ]) //the same then
>>
You're trying to pass a symbol instead of a variable into your query
string, so of course it won't work. What you want is
["id = ?", continent_id.to_i] (without the colon).
But you should never need to do it this way. For a simple equality
check, use the hash syntax:
{:id => continent_id.to_i}
or consider find or find_by_id .
>> Are you sure it's not just a typo?
>>
>> continend_id vs continent_id
Best,
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