ruby on rails - Nested form sends :id instead of friendly_id in POST request -



ruby on rails - Nested form sends :id instead of friendly_id in POST request -

routes.rb:

resources :courses, path: '' resources :students resources :awards end end

students/show.html.erb

<%= form_for [@course, @student, @award] |f| %> <div class="field"> <%= f.label :ticket %><br> <%= f.text_field :ticket %> </div> <div class="actions"> <%= f.submit %> </div> <% end %>

models/student.rb

belongs_to :course has_many :awards, dependent: :destroy extend friendlyid friendly_id :uuid, use: [ :slugged, :finders ]

controllers/students_controller.rb

before_action :set_course def show @student = @course.students.find_by_uuid! params[:id] @award = @student.awards.build @awards = @student.awards.load.where.not('id' => nil) # exclude empty row end private def set_course @course = course.find_by_title!(params[:course_id]) end def student_params params.require(:student).permit(:email, :uuid, :grade_point_average, :course_id) end

controllers/awards_controller.rb

before_action :set_variables def create @award = @student.awards.build award_params if @award.save redirect_to course_student_path(@course, @student.uuid) else redirect_to course_student_path(@course, @student.uuid) end end private def set_variables @course = course.find_by_title! params[:course_id] @student = @course.students.find_by_uuid! params[:student_id] end def award_params params.require(:award).permit(:ticket, :student_id) end

now, expect post request sent form this:

post "/3344-2334/students/hh36-f4t4-545t/awards"

but server getting

post "/3344-2334/students/5/awards"

from receive error:

activerecord::recordnotfound in awardscontroller#create

because gets :id (5) instead of friendly_id :uuid (hh36-f4t4-545t).

why parent (courses) getting friendly_id :title kid (students) getting unfriendly :id? new rails , lost.

you can override default returned param pupil model give uuid instead of id. seek set in pupil model.

def to_param uuid end

you can take @ this, may help understand how friendlyid works.

ruby-on-rails ruby-on-rails-4 friendly-id

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