I have a bug where in a associated model, the parent model's foreign key is coming as NULL in the associated model's table.
To track down why this is happening, I would like to write to the log file each time an attribute is assigned-to (i.e. every call made to attr=
methods).
How can I do this? Does Rails already allow this to be done via some way that I do not know of?
You can do it by simply overwriting the attr= method. For example:
class User
def username= username
Rails.logger.info "Setting username with #{username}"
write_attribute :username, username
end
end
You can also accomplish this by chaining methods. For example:
class User
alias :username_old= :username=
def username= username
Rails.logger.info "Setting username with #{username}"
self.username_old = username
end
end
I think you can use callback methods (before_save)to check the status of your object. And following might help you...
article = Article.find(:first) article.changed? #=> false # Track changes to individual attributes with # attr_name_changed? accessor article.title #=> "Title" article.title = "New Title" article.title_changed? #=> true # Access previous value with attr_name_was accessor article.title_was #=> "Title" # See both previous and current value with attr_name_change accessor article.title_change #=> ["Title", "New Title"]
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