Open PedroHamzehT opened 2 years ago
I'm considering solutions for this. See #535.
A workaround until the gem support this, is to use the option strip: false
to the hash (nested attributes wont be validated but it will works):
class CreateUser < ActiveInteraction::Base
hash :pets_attributes, default: nil, strip: false
A workaround until the gem support this, is to use the option
strip: false
to the hash (nested attributes wont be validated but it will works):class CreateUser < ActiveInteraction::Base hash :pets_attributes, default: nil, strip: false
It's works for me!
Hello! I am wondering how I can set up my interaction to expect has_many nested attributes in the Rails form format.
I have two classes:
And when a create a form for the User model and I want to already create their pets, I can just use the fields_for helper to send a pets_attributes hash with others hash (simulating an array).
Example: The submit will be sent in this format:
I would like to know how to expect the pets_attributes hash inside of my interaction, knowing that the pets_attributes can have n hashes because it is a has_many association.