I''m doing something like this in a simple test script:
show_cc = CreditCard.find(account.credit_card_ref, :params => {:salt
=> salt})
unless show_cc.errors.nil? or show_cc.errors.empty?
puts "we gots errors : #{show_cc.errors.to_yaml}"
exit
end
puts "show card : #{show_cc.to_yaml}"
show_cc.credit_card_month = ''12''
show_cc.iv = salt
show_cc.cvv = ''999''
show_cc.save
unless show_cc.errors.nil? or show_cc.errors.empty?
puts "we gots errors : #{show_cc.errors.to_yaml}"
exit
end
puts "updated card : #{show_cc.to_yaml}
CreditCard is a n ActiveResource class. The show_cc.save is done as a
create instead of an update. I figured since the show_cc object is
first created from a find (show) and then i modify the attributes and
do a save I should get an update.
I''m on Rails 2.2.
Thanks.
Erik
So if found this code in the activeresource code: active_resource/base.rb: new? ? create : update so a cc.new? if true would call create, and sure enough it is. Anyone know why getting something from a find would make the object as new? Thanks. Erik On May 9, 8:06 pm, erik <e...-9T/GIyPsA//QT0dZR+AlfA@public.gmane.org> wrote:> I''m doing something like this in a simple test script: > show_cc = CreditCard.find(account.credit_card_ref, :params => {:salt > => salt}) > unless show_cc.errors.nil? or show_cc.errors.empty? > puts "we gots errors : #{show_cc.errors.to_yaml}" > exit > end > puts "show card : #{show_cc.to_yaml}" > > show_cc.credit_card_month = ''12'' > show_cc.iv = salt > show_cc.cvv = ''999'' > show_cc.save > unless show_cc.errors.nil? or show_cc.errors.empty? > puts "we gots errors : #{show_cc.errors.to_yaml}" > exit > end > > puts "updated card : #{show_cc.to_yaml} > > CreditCard is a n ActiveResource class. The show_cc.save is done as a > create instead of an update. I figured since the show_cc object is > first created from a find (show) and then i modify the attributes and > do a save I should get an update. > > I''m on Rails 2.2. > Thanks. > Erik
Just in-case anyone else runs into this...if you have an object without an id, it''s new. here is the code def new? #line 704 in active_resource/base.rb d.nil? end I was removing the id for a decent reason, but it looks like i''m going to need to come up with something else. Erik On May 9, 8:35 pm, erik <e...-9T/GIyPsA//QT0dZR+AlfA@public.gmane.org> wrote:> So if found this code in the activeresource code: > active_resource/base.rb: new? ? create : update > > so a cc.new? if true would call create, and sure enough it is. Anyone > know why getting something from a find would make the object as new? > Thanks. > Erik > > On May 9, 8:06 pm, erik <e...-9T/GIyPsA//QT0dZR+AlfA@public.gmane.org> wrote: > > > I''m doing something like this in a simple test script: > > show_cc = CreditCard.find(account.credit_card_ref, :params => {:salt > > => salt}) > > unless show_cc.errors.nil? or show_cc.errors.empty? > > puts "we gots errors : #{show_cc.errors.to_yaml}" > > exit > > end > > puts "show card : #{show_cc.to_yaml}" > > > show_cc.credit_card_month = ''12'' > > show_cc.iv = salt > > show_cc.cvv = ''999'' > > show_cc.save > > unless show_cc.errors.nil? or show_cc.errors.empty? > > puts "we gots errors : #{show_cc.errors.to_yaml}" > > exit > > end > > > puts "updated card : #{show_cc.to_yaml} > > > CreditCard is a n ActiveResource class. The show_cc.save is done as a > > create instead of an update. I figured since the show_cc object is > > first created from a find (show) and then i modify the attributes and > > do a save I should get an update. > > > I''m on Rails 2.2. > > Thanks. > > Erik > >