Closed mkwoodburn closed 1 year ago
Hey, back in the good old days we were saying that our "telepathy team is on vacation".
I need to see your grid, controller and view source code.
Ok, sounds good. I can send you all three. - I did rename all the variables.
The error I'm getting in both Safari and Chrome is a 302.
Controller
def search
# params[:param1].empty? & params[:param2].empty? & !params[:param3].empty?
if !params[:param1].empty? & params[:param2].empty? & params[:param3].empty?
@controller_grid =
ControllersGrid.new(params[:controllers_grid]) do |scope|
scope.where(id: controller.where(
controller_type_id: ControllerType.ids[:param4],
param1_id: Param1.where(name: params[:param1]).ids.first
).ids)
end
end
Datagrid
class ControllersGrid
include Datagrid
scope { Controller }
column(:params1_id) do |model|
Param1.find(model.param1_id).name
end
column(:params5)
column(:param6)
column(:param7)
column(:param8) do
format('$ %0.2f', param8.to_s)
end
column(:param9)
column(:param10)
column(:id, header: 'Controller Id')
column(:param3, header: 'param3 Id')
end
search.html.erb
<%= render "search" %>
<%= datagrid_table(@offer_grid) %>
_search.html.erb
<%= form_with url: 'path', method: :get do |form| %>
<div class="offer-search-inline">
<%= form.label :param1, "Filter for param1" %>
<%= form.text_field :param1 %>
</div>
<div class="offer-search-inline">
<%= form.label :param2, "Filter for param2" %>
<%= form.text_field :param2 %>
</div>
<div class="offer-search-inline">
<%= form.label :param3, "Filter for param3" %>
<%= form.text_field :param3 %>
</div>
<div class='search-button offer-search-inline'>
<%= form.submit "Filter" %>
</div>
<% end %>
route
resources :controller do
get 'search', on: :collection
end
You have a lot of typos:
- <%= datagrid_table(@offer_grid) %>
+ <%= datagrid_table(@controller_grid) %>
- if !params[:param1].empty? & params[:param2].empty? & params[:param3].empty?
+ if !params[:param1].empty? || !params[:param2].empty? || !params[:param3].empty?
Not sure if I got your logical condition correctly, but it looks completely wrong....
I got it figured out thanks.
I have an issue when I'm trying to use search functionality. I am running a Rails 5 project on Ruby 2.7.2. When I inspect the request and response the correct datagrid is returned, but the page does not reload with the new datagrid table. If you would like more detail please let me know.
I have another side project that I am using datagrids and the search works perfectly.
Do you have any ideas why this would happen?
I have really enjoyed the functionality of this library, thank you all for the time and effort you have put in to develop it.
Thanks in advance Matthew Woodburn