The answer is
Continent.find(params[:product]["continent_id"])
in more Steps
first=params[:product]
second=first["continent_id"]
Continent.find(secon)
May be there is a better way as well but any way it works finally.
thanks to for Helping to get on the right way!
Markus Wellmann wrote:
in def update and the parameters witch
> are passed are:
>
> Parameters: {"commit"=>"Upd.... ,
> "product"=>{"image_url"=>"/images/Burger.png",
> "expirience_points"=>"10", "price"=>"1.99", "title"=>"WHOPPER®",
> "description"=>"....", "continent_id"=>"7"}, "id"=>"1",
> "controller"=>"products"}
>
> But how do I get now from :product the "continent_id"=>"7"
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