I have a Rfq contoller i am creating new or updating existing Rfqs, when i create or update the object is saved, what i want is as i have number of quotes params i want to u
I think you want to be able to have 1 form that saves both the main object and all of the child objects. If not, disregard.
In rails, this is named "nested_attributes"
you'll add this to your model:
accepts_nested_attributes_for :quotes
# assuming you have
has_many :quotes
and then in your form view:
<% form.fields_for :quotes do |child_form| %>
<%= child_form.text_field :name %>
<% end %>
Check this out at Ryan's Blog: Nested Attributes
Honestly if it deals with params
, it's probably a good idea to put that type of logic in the controller, lest you muddle the responsibilities of the model and controller.
That is, in the controller:
if @foo.save
# Update line_items using params[:quotes]
end
If you're trying to use the params
hash in your model, you are violating principles of MVC. The model should stand alone with arguments. If you are trying to do the following:
# controller
Model.foo
# model
def foo
params[:bar].reverse!
end
You should do the following instead:
# controller
Model.foo(params[:bar])
# model
def foo(foobar)
foobar.reverse!
end