Closed nysthee closed 8 years ago
That should work fine unless you are populating the form with .from_params
or .from_model
as the values will be overwritten by the values from the params or model.
I've just tested this and it works for me:
class MyForm < Rectify::Form
attribute :warranty, Float, default: 50
end
form = MyForm.new
form.warranty #=> 50.0
I typically use .new
in the new
action of a controller and .from_model
in the edit
action. Then use .from_params
in both the create
and update
actions as you want to populate the form from the values entered by the user.
Does that help at all?
Andy
That is indeed the issue. Thanks for the quick response!
Hey
I'm trying to set default values in a form the virtus way. But it looks like this is not working. Am I overlooking something?