I have the following in my def create controller:
@photo = current_user.photos.crea开发者_StackOverflowte(params[:photo].merge(:project_id => params[:project_id])
In my app photo records are valid if they have a project_id or not....
But I need my create statement not to error and work for both cases. A. If there is a param project_id, insertit B. If not, insert the default NULL value when creating the record
What's the smartest Rails3 way to accomplish this?
Thanks
Unless you have an ActiveRecord validation in place, the create method should not raise if a column is nil.
You could do something like:
<%= f.hidden_field :project_id, :value => PROJECT_ID_WHICH_CAN_BE_NULL_OR_NOT %>
inside your view, in the photo form. The controller would then be:
@photo = current_user.photos.create(params[:photo])
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