@Fred,
Thanks man. I agree, that could be the problem. However, to test it out,
I commented out everything inside the if part of the 'criminal if-else'
and no exception is raised. For example, the new code that works is:
def calculate
#Check if request is from a linked URL or direct request from site
puts "before if statement"
puts params[:entity_selection]
if params[:id]
#puts "in if statement"
#@query = Query.where(:id => params[:id])
#params = eval(@query[0].queryString).to_options
#params[:query_end_date].to_options!
#params[:query_start_date].to_options!
else
puts "in else"
puts params[:entity_selection]
end
So if it were the case that the params hash being mentioned could
overwrite it, then this version of the code would fail, right?
I appreciate the help. I'll continue to try to figure this out. If this
doesn't work, it could be anarchy out there. I'm worried.
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