I do not wish to save anything to a database, so created a model written as this :
class Calculation
attr_accessor :name, :docket_num, :payments
def calculate
...
I call it in my controller like this :
class MainController < ApplicationController
def calculator
开发者_运维知识库 @calc = Calculation.new
end
In my view as this :
= form_for @calc do |f|
.field
= f.label :judgement_balance
%br/
= f.text_field :judgement_balance
...
But it appears I am doing this wrong, because it return this :
undefined method `model_name' for Calculation:Class
1st Question : Anyone know what I am missing?
2nd Question : How can one transfer the params to a second view and perform a calculation with saving anything to a database?
If you're using rails3:
class Calculation
extend ActiveModel::Naming
def name
"Calculation"
end
end
> c = Calculation.new
> c.model_name
=> "Calculation"
That should get your form working. I don't understand your second question - you can instantiate a new Calculation object based on the params when the form is submitted and perform the calculation.
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