Rails - Jul 2009 - Model.destroy(array of ids) Bug

Hello friends !

Model.destroy(array of ids) gives record not found error in Internet
Explorer.

Sandip R~

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Sandip,

Are you certain all of the ids are valid?

You could try adding something like this to your controller action
before the destroy is called:


def destroy
  @records = Model.all( :conditions => ["id IN (?)", array])
  raise "Not all ids were valid!" unless @records.size == array.size
  Model.destroy(array)
  ....
end

This will raise an error if the ids are not all valid and you''ll know
to look elsewhere for the root of the problem

Hope that helps?

Gavin

http://handyrailstips.com




On Jul 20, 8:59 am, Sandip Ransing
<san2...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
> Hello friends !
>
> Model.destroy(array of ids) gives record not found error in Internet
> Explorer.
>
> Sandip R~
>
> --
> Ruby on Rails
Developerhttp://sandip.sosblog.comhttp://funonrails.wordpress.comwww.joshsoftware.com

Sorry, my mistake !

Actually IE brawser was submitting request twice to delete action.
hence..in second request it was showing record not found exception.

--Sandip R~