Is there a quick and easy way to hide certain attributes? For example, with ''members'', I don''t want the password field to show up in ''list''. Something like ''attr_protected :password''. thanks csn __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors'' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com
If you''re basing your views on the standard scaffold, you can limit
the columns displayed by generating the list of content_columns in the
controller action:
@content_columns = User.content_columns
@content_columns.delete_if { |c| ["salted_password",
"salt",
"security_token", "token_expiry"].include?(c.name) }
... and then in your list.rhtml view:
<% for column in @content_columns %>
<th><%= column.human_name %></th>
<% end %>
etc.
- james
On 11/11/05, CSN
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wrote:> Is there a quick and easy way to hide certain
> attributes? For example, with ''members'', I don''t
want
> the password field to show up in ''list''. Something
> like ''attr_protected :password''.
>
> thanks
> csn
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>
>
>
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james.adam wrote:> If you''re basing your views on the standard scaffold, you can limit > the columns displayed by generating the list of content_columns in the > controller action: > > @content_columns = User.content_columns > @content_columns.delete_if { |c| ["salted_password", "salt", > "security_token", "token_expiry"].include?(c.name) }Thanks, this works great on the level of a single controller. But how can I implement hiding on a more global level, e.g. if I never wanted to show the lock_version or created_at fields in list tables generated by scaffolds? My guess is to put this code in controllers/application.rb but what do I use for the object? @content_columns = __WHATHERE?__.content_columns @content_columns.delete_if { |c| ["salted_password", "salt", "security_token", "token_expiry"].include?(c.name) } Thanks for your help R -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.