I have a form that allows my administrator to create a user I am using STI, A type of admin can specify
or user
. If I deposit the form with invalid information and the save fails, then my controller resizes the form using the @User
model, such as:
def create user = User.new (user_params) if @ user.save redirect_to admin_users_path, notice: "#{@user.first_name} #{@user.last_name}" user and render: new ending
I'm running into the problem that the submit button now hash hash with information for admin
instead of admin
Submits, which means that my method does not work for consulting in the white list:
def user_params params.require (: user) .permit (: email, first_name, last_name ,: Password: password_confirmation, type ,: role_id) end
Is there any way that I can modify the submit button so that it is the form of the user
Submit in the form of a admin
and
and with the button view:
.col-md-6.col -md-offset-3 = form_for [: admin, @ user], html: {role :: form}, url: admin_users_path do | F | - If @ user.errors.any? % H2 = "# {pluralize (user.errors.count," error ")} This user is restricted from saving:"% ul - @ user.errors.full_messages.each do | Msg | % Li = msg.row # first_name.form-group = f.label: first_name = f.text_field: first_name, autofocus: true, category: 'form-control' .o # # last_name.form-group = f.label: Last_name = F.text_field: last_name, class: 'form-control' .o # email.form-group = f.label: email = f.email_field: email, category: 'form-control' .row .col-md- 6 # User_type.form_group = f.label: type = f.select: type, options_for_select (% w {customer administrator}, selected: @ user.type), category: 'form-control' .col-md-6 # Admin_role Form-group = f.label: role = f.collection_select: role_id, Role.all ,: id ,: name .row # password.form-group = f.label: password = f.password_field: password, category: ' Form -control '.o # password_confirmation.form-group = f.label: password_conf Irmation = f.password_field: password_confirmation, category: 'form-custom' # submit.actions.text-centre = f.submit
You can add more: as: user:
option to form_for
Rail.
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