I have a question about the acts_as_commentable plugin. In the
instructions it says to use hidden fields to pass the model type and
model id. This is somewhat confusing me. I am trying to add comments
to a user object and am not sure how to specify the model type. This
is the link that I am using to get the comment view where one will
enter his/her comments:
<%= link_to "add a comment", :action => "add",
:controller =>
"comments", :value => @user %>
Do I pass an instance of the user object through the value=>@user
above?
Here is my comments add page:
<% form_for( :comment, :url => comments_path ) do |f | -%>
<%= f.text_field :title %>
<%= f.text_field :comment %>
<%= f.hidden_field ''commentable'',
''commentable'', :value => @user %>
<%= f.hidden_field ''commentable'',
''commentable_id'', :value =>
@user.id %>
<%= submit_tag ''Create'' %>
<% end -%>
I know this is not correct, but I am very confused as to what the
@model.type and @model.id should each be. If anyone can give me a
lead as to the right direction it will be much appreciated! :) thanks
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