Hello all,
I''ve posted regarding this topic previously...
I''m using a case statement to calculate age based on the age unit
chosen by the user. It is working great inside the web application,
but for any age less than a year, it saves a zero to the database. My
age field in the DB is an int, so I can''t figure out why it is doing
the correct calculation in the model, but then returning a zero in the
save? The only thing I''m doing different is on the year calculation,
so maybe I need some variation of that for the rest of the units? As
always, any and all help and suggestions are appreciated!!
Code:
unit = read_attribute(:ageunit_id)
m = read_attribute(:dob)
if not m.nil?
if not dod.nil?
seconds = dod - m
s = seconds.to_i
case unit
# minutes
when 316
minutes = s / 60
# hours
when 315
minutes = s / 60
hours = min / 60
# days
when 314
minutes = s / 60
hours = minutes / 60
days = hours / 24
# months
when 313
minutes = s / 60
hours = minutes / 60
days = hours / 24
months = days / 30
# years
when 312
minutes = s / 60
hours = minutes / 60
days = hours / 24
months = days / 30
years = dod.year - dob.year-(dob.to_time.change(:year
=> dod.year) > dod ? 1 : 0)
end
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