I've got three models:
has_many :svs
has_many :gs, through: svs
accepts_nested_attributes_for :svs
belongs_to :p
belongs_to :g
accepts_nested_attributes_for :g
has_many :svs
has_many :ps, through: svs
What I need is a form for one P that contains one or more nested forms for SVs and each of these SV-forms must have another nested form for exactly one G (slim):
= form_for @p do |p|
...
...
= render 'sv_form', f: p
= p.submit
= f.fields_for :svs do |sv|
`= sv.fields_for :g do |g|`
...
...
#sv
= render 'sv_fields', f: sv, g: g
.links
= link_to_add_association 'add sv', f, :svs, partial: 'sv_fields', render_options: {locals: {g: g}}
.nested_fields
= g.label :name # here is the problem: no random id for these fields
= g.text_field :name # here also no random id
= f.label :name
= f.text_field :name
...
...
= link_to_remove_association 'remove SV', f
This works fine as long as I save the P with one SV only. But as soon as I add a second SV this second's SV G-name overrides the first G-name. Inspecting the form with firebug I can see that the random ID is missing for the second G-name so the error becomes clear. Any help appreciated...!
[for ease of readability I will assume P=Patient, SV=SequenceVariation, G=Gene]
From the comments I understood that each SequenceVariation has a Gene, but when adding a new SequenceVariation no Gene is visible. We can either add a link_to_add_association
for a gene, or assuming each sequence-variation must have a gene, prebuild one to be filled. We can do this using the wrap_object
option of link_to_add_association
:
= link_to_add_association('add sequence variation', f, :svs, wrap_object: Proc.new {|sv| sv.build_gene; sv })
This will make sure that each new sequence-variation will also have an initialised gene.
And then the sv_fields
partial can be adapted as follows:
.nested_fields
= f.label :name
= f.text_field :name
= fields_for :gene do |g|
= g.label :name
= g.text_field :name
= link_to_remove_association 'remove SV', f