So I've got a form in my Rails app which uses a custom FormBuilder to give me some custom field tags <% form_for :staff_member, @staff_member, :builder => MyFormBuilder do |f| %> [...] <%= render :partial => "staff_members/forms/personal_details", :locals => {:f => f, :skill_groups => @skill_groups, :staff_member => @staff_member} %...
I'm slowly learning SQL and how to use form builder 6. The situation is I have a simple table named 'players' within the table I have three columns: player_no (primary key) position goals Within form builder 6 I have created a very simple form using these three fields. The form is named 'TEAM'. At at the foot of the form I have a but...
I'm trying to hide "Revision information" from my users who do not understand what that is in relation to this content type. I've read numerous posts online that suggest anything from changing a template to setting style="display: none". I'd prefer to actually remove the field from access so that injection techniques aren't still viable....
Any way to access a nested form_bulder.object? ## controller @project = Project.new @project.tasks.build form_for(@project) do |f| f.object.nil? ## returns false fields_for :tasks do |builder| builder.object.nil? ## returns true end end ...