I am using Rails and simple form. I have a collection that I am displaying with an association field. For each item in the collection, I want to display a hover over title of an attribute belonging to that item, namely description
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Here is my association:
<%= f.association :user_roles, collection: @roles, as: :check_boxes, label_method: :name, label: false %>
I want to display a hover over text of the description of each role. In my head something like the following should be doable:
<%= f.association :user_roles, collection: @roles, wrapper_html: {title: UserRole.where(id: this_current_items_id).first.description}, as: :check_boxes, label_method: :name, label: false %>
or:
<%= f.association :user_roles, collection: @roles, wrapper_html: {title: :description}, as: :check_boxes, label_method: :name, label: false %>
Neither of these work obviously but in my head a solution like this should be easy. I guess the guys at simple form never thought of this situation.
However, is this possible to do? Or, how can I get the ID of the current item so that I am displaying that items description on hover over?
PS: What I need is a simple form hover_method
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You can easily add other attributes to each item in your collection like so:
<%= f.association :user_roles, collection: @roles.map { |r| [r.name, r.id, { title: r.description, "data-toggle": "hover" }] }, as: :check_boxes, label: false %>