Re: [Rails] Form fields not in schema/model

[Colin Law]

On 20 April 2017 at 15:12, nynhex  wrote:
> If they’re columns in a table backed by a model, you would simply validate
> them on the model layer.

That is the correct answer to the question asked, but I suspect that
Fugee did not ask the question that he intended to ask.

Colin

>
> On Apr 20, 2017, at 9:06 AM, fugee ohu  wrote:
>
> I'm putting some fields in my form that the controllers gonna use but
> they're columns in the table so I can't validate at the model level? How can
> I validate them?
>
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[Rails] no method for nill class

[fugee ohu]

In the snippet below,the last line causes the error; :showdate is 
whitelisted, it's components appear just in the params list returned by the 
browser The error's at the plus sign but not sure which of them

@showday = params["showdate(3i)"]
showmonth_string = params["showdate(2i)"]
@showmonth = Date::MONTHNAMES[showmonth_string.to_i]
@showyear = params["showdate(1i)"]
@showdate = @showmonth + " " + @showday + ", " + @showyear

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Re: [Rails] What may cause request parameters to appear as nested parameters

[Walter Lee Davis]

utf8 and authenticity_token are at the "root" level of the params hash, at the 
same level as press_release. They are peers. Press release contains two child 
attributes and their values, because that's the way your form was set up. By 
default, when you use 

<%= form_for @foo do | f | %>

to start off your form, you are going to get a set of parameters like 

{ ... "foo" => { "name" => "Bar", "style" => "Baz" } ... }

in return.

Walter

> On Apr 20, 2017, at 6:00 AM, fugee ohu  wrote:
> 
> Here my params are nested utf8 wraps press_release which in turn wraps venue, 
> venue_country, etc.
> What causes this behavior?
> 
> {"utf8"=>"✓",
>  
> "authenticity_token"=>"qR82bEuyDUS6XD1dxylozc96nGH0kxk/ew+sUe95LT9s+8G9PJqAr06khj0bE9SEPElcinsWxe0Kgzppzq1g0w==",
>  "press_release"=>
>   {"venue"=>"",
>"venue_country"=>"US",
> 
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[Rails] What may cause request parameters to appear as nested parameters

[fugee ohu]

Here my params are nested utf8 wraps press_release which in turn wraps venue, 
venue_country, etc.

What causes this behavior?


{"utf8"=>"✓",
 
"authenticity_token"=>"qR82bEuyDUS6XD1dxylozc96nGH0kxk/ew+sUe95LT9s+8G9PJqAr06khj0bE9SEPElcinsWxe0Kgzppzq1g0w==",
 "press_release"=>
  {"venue"=>"",
   "venue_country"=>"US",

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Re: [Rails] Re: [QUESTION] How to have different routes ids on different routes for the same resources?

[André Orvalho]

Thats great!

I am glad you shared this.

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[Rails] form fields not in schema

[fugee ohu]

I'm putting some fields in my form that the controllers gonna use but 
they're not columns in the table so I can't validate at the model level? 
How can I validate them?

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[Rails] Form fields not in schema/model

[fugee ohu]

I'm putting some fields in my form that the controllers gonna use but 
they're columns in the table so I can't validate at the model level? How 
can I validate them?

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[Rails] Re: [QUESTION] How to have different routes ids on different routes for the same resources?

[Maurizio De Santis]

I have to say that Rails is great. 5.1 introduces a wonderful feature for 
my need: direct 
http://edgeapi.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionDispatch/Routing/Mapper/CustomUrls.html#method-i-direct

Now in config/routes.rb I can write:

# Content model includes FriendlyId, so content_path(Content.first) calls 
record.to_param using the slug
resources :contents

direct 'edit_admin_content' do |record, options|
  # Here I specify to use the record id, so the resource url will fit 
better with admin section purposes
  options.merge controller: '/admin/contents', action: :edit, id: record.id
end

Same for actions :show, :update and :destroy. Problem solved!

Il giorno giovedì 20 aprile 2017 15:49:55 UTC+2, André Orvalho ha scritto:
>
> I don't think it is an hack what you are doing.
>
> To actually have routes receiving different types of ids you probably 
> needed to change how those helpers are generated by rails.
> That means you might have to monkey patch rails.
>
> The alternative rails is giving you to be able to do this is by doing 
> this: admin_content_path(id: content.id)
>
> So it allows you to pass to override the id passed as argument.
>
> I am sorry but I dont think there is a way around this.
>
>
>
>

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[Rails] Re: [QUESTION] How to have different routes ids on different routes for the same resources?

[André Orvalho]

I don't think it is an hack what you are doing.

To actually have routes receiving different types of ids you probably 
needed to change how those helpers are generated by rails.
That means you might have to monkey patch rails.

The alternative rails is giving you to be able to do this is by doing this: 
admin_content_path(id: content.id)

So it allows you to pass to override the id passed as argument.

I am sorry but I dont think there is a way around this.



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[Rails] Looking for ROR projects to work on

[sadathiru]

Hello,

I've a team of ROR developers who are ready to engage in delivering.

We've experienced with different flavor of technologies other than ROR like 
python, java, perl, javascript, git, JSON, REST, SOAP, bash, RDBMS, linux 
commands and few others. 

We've also rich experience of working in different domains in ROR 
development like telecom, inventory, ecommerce, payments/cards, etc.. 

Looking for the right opportunity to work out of remote location.

Thanks in advance!
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Re: [Rails] What may cause request parameters to appear as nested parameters

[fugee ohu]

On Thursday, April 20, 2017 at 8:05:00 AM UTC-4, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
>
> utf8 and authenticity_token are at the "root" level of the params hash, at 
> the same level as press_release. They are peers. Press release contains two 
> child attributes and their values, because that's the way your form was set 
> up. By default, when you use 
>
> <%= form_for @foo do | f | %> 
>
> to start off your form, you are going to get a set of parameters like 
>
> { ... "foo" => { "name" => "Bar", "style" => "Baz" } ... } 
>
> in return. 
>
> Walter 
>
> > On Apr 20, 2017, at 6:00 AM, fugee ohu  
> wrote: 
> > 
> > Here my params are nested utf8 wraps press_release which in turn wraps 
> venue, venue_country, etc. 
> > What causes this behavior? 
> > 
> > {"utf8"=>"✓", 
> > 
>  
> "authenticity_token"=>"qR82bEuyDUS6XD1dxylozc96nGH0kxk/ew+sUe95LT9s+8G9PJqAr06khj0bE9SEPElcinsWxe0Kgzppzq1g0w==",
>  
>
> >  "press_release"=> 
> >   {"venue"=>"", 
> >"venue_country"=>"US", 
> > 
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Re: [Rails] Form fields not in schema/model

[nynhex]

If they’re columns in a table backed by a model, you would simply validate them 
on the model layer.

> On Apr 20, 2017, at 9:06 AM, fugee ohu  wrote:
> 
> I'm putting some fields in my form that the controllers gonna use but they're 
> columns in the table so I can't validate at the model level? How can I 
> validate them?
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[Rails] Is there any drawback to eager load Rails app in test environment?

[st0012]

The reason I want to do this is because there are some bugs like "circular 
dependencies" can't be found without eager load the entire app.
Since we only eager load at production, we can only notice this kind of 
issues on production. So I think it would be a good idea to eager load 
entire app during testing and we can fix it before it gets deployed.
And I just test this idea on my app and it ran normally on CI and my mac. 
But I'm not sure if there any drawback to do this, like significantly slow 
down the tests?

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