Follow-up, in the nested form if I have:

                <div class="field">
                        <%= item.label :recipient_id %>
                        <%= item.text_field :recipient_id %>
                        <%= item.check_box :recipient_id  %>
                </div>

I get an output of

<div class="field">
<label
for="request_thread_requests_attributes_1_recipient_id">Recipient</
label>
<input id="request_thread_requests_attributes_1_recipient_id"
name="request_thread[requests_attributes][1][recipient_id]" size="30"
type="text" value="61">
<input name="request_thread[requests_attributes][1][recipient_id]"
type="hidden" value="0"><input checked="checked"
id="request_thread_requests_attributes_1_recipient_id"
name="request_thread[requests_attributes][1][recipient_id]"
type="checkbox" value="1">
</div>


So the ID I want is working for text_field but not check_box


On Nov 10, 7:50 pm, CuriousNewbie <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello, I have the following:
>
> My Controller:
>
>       def new
>     .
>     .
>         @teammembers.each do |teammember|
>             request = @request_thread.requests.build(:recipient_id =>
> teammember.user_id, :full_name => 'Billy Bob T')
>         end
>
> My View:
> .
> .
>         <%= f.fields_for :requests do |builder| %>
>
>                 <div class="field">
>                         <%= builder.label :full_name %>
>                         <%= builder.check_box :recipient_id, :checked => 
> false %>
>                 </div>
>         <% end %>
> .
> .
> The nested form for requests only holds the user_id, not the
> user.name... Problem is in the nested form, I need to show the
> user.name next to the check_box. So I tried adding a virtual attribute
> in the model (attr_accessor :full_name), so I could use full_name but
> I can't see to access that in the nested form (inside builder).
>
> Also, the checkbox doesn't have the recipient_id as the value being
> set? I want to use the checkbox to tell Rails whether or not to create
> the record or not on submit using something like this in the model
> ":reject_if => lambda { |a| a[:recipient_id].blank? }"
>
> Anyone with fields_for experience?
>
> Any tips or suggestions from the pros?
>
> Thanks

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