I might be doing this in the ''wrong way'' but I''m
trying to post to
two different tables from one method using:
def new
@variable1 = Variable1.new
@variable2 = Variable2.new
end
However, this gives me an error:
uninitialized constant Variable2
I have defined a model for Variable2, and I thought that this method
should recognise that. Am I doing this wrong???
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Scott Arthur wrote:> I might be doing this in the ''wrong way'' but I''m trying to post to two > different tables from one method using: > > def new > @variable1 = Variable1.new > @variable2 = Variable2.new > end > > However, this gives me an error: > > uninitialized constant Variable2 > > I have defined a model for Variable2, and I thought that this method > should recognise that. Am I doing this wrong???I''ll bet your controller contains model :variable1 but not model :variable2
It actually doesn''t have any lines like that, it''s a generated
scaffold controller.
I tried adding
model :variable1
model :variable2
to the top of the controller and I''m still getting the unitialized
constant error?
On 24/08/2005, at 12:19 PM, Steve Downey wrote:
> Scott Arthur wrote:
>
>
>> I might be doing this in the ''wrong way'' but
I''m trying to post to
>> two different tables from one method using:
>>
>> def new
>> @variable1 = Variable1.new
>> @variable2 = Variable2.new
>> end
>>
>> However, this gives me an error:
>>
>> uninitialized constant Variable2
>> I have defined a model for Variable2, and I thought that this
>> method should recognise that. Am I doing this wrong???
>>
>
>
> I''ll bet your controller contains
>
> model :variable1
>
> but not
>
> model :variable2
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