bootstrap-ruby / bootstrap-editable-rails

In-place editing with Twitter Bootstrap for Rails
http://rubygems.org/gems/bootstrap-editable-rails
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Editable columns in table #4

Open burtondav opened 11 years ago

burtondav commented 11 years ago

I'm trying to use a table created with an index do. So the same column gets repeated in each row. The first row is editable, the rest aren't.

Is there a way for me to fix this?

UPDATE - I see this is the same as the other issue

tkawa commented 11 years ago

Would you show me the code (HTML) you wrote?

burtondav commented 11 years ago

Sure, I would appreciate the help!!

Cost Answers

<% @costproject.costdetails.each_with_index do |costdetail, i| %> <% if costdetail.contact_id != nil %> <% else %> <% end %> <% end %>
Question Answer Contact Submit Date
<%= costdetail.costline.line_name %> <%= textarea_format(costdetail.answer) %> <%= costdetail.contact.contact_full_name %><%= costdetail.submit_date %>

This is the js.coffee

$(document).ready -> $(".costdetail_body").editable params: (params) -> params[$(this).data("resource") + "[id]"] = $(this).data("id") params

Thanks, David Burton

On Jan 10, 2013, at 8:45 PM, Toru KAWAMURA notifications@github.com wrote:

Would you show me the code (HTML) you wrote?

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tkawa commented 11 years ago

Since this seems not to be "nested attributes" according to data-url="/costdetails/<%= costdetail.id %> ", please do not use the method of #1. If it is "nested attributes", it should have written in this way.

class Costproject < ActiveRecord::Base
  accepts_nested_attributes_for :costdetails
end
burtondav commented 11 years ago

Toru, Thanks for the help!! I'm sorry to be a bother.

I have changed my costproject model to contain accepts_nested_attributes_for :cost details

Now, when I edit a column, it adds a new record instead of replacing the one I'm trying to edit.

David Burton

On Jan 10, 2013, at 9:16 PM, Toru KAWAMURA notifications@github.com wrote:

Since this is not "nested attributes" according to data-url="/costdetails/<%= costdetail.id %> ", please do not use the method of #1. If it is "nested attributes", it should have written in this way.

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