I have 3 models Item which accepts nested attributes for questions and questions accept nested attributes for answers. I\'m trying to create an item which has a question and
I think your problem is with your strong params:
def item_params
params.require(:item).permit(:id, :content, :kind, questions_attributes: [:content, :helper_text, :kind, answers_attributes: [:content, :correct]])
end
Basically, when you pass a deep nested form (where you have multiple dependent models), you'll have to pass the attributes as part of the other model's attributes. You had the params as separate
I run into a similar issue and, while Richard Peck answer helped me as well, there is one thing that it was missing for me.
If you are deep-nesting you need to specify the id of the parent of the nested item. In this case to create an answers
you need to make questions
id explicit with q.input :id
, otherwise you will run into this error.
= simple_form_for(@item) do |f|
= ...
= f.simple_fields_for :questions do |q|
= ...
= q.input :id
= q.simple_fields_for :answers do |a|
= ...
= f.submit