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...named "game_times" with a time type field named "begin". I figured it would be straightforward to use "select_time" to get input in the view: <%= select_time(Time.now, :prefix => "game_time[begin]") %> However, in the controller: @game_time = GameTime.new(@params["game_time"]) Doesn''t seem to work. Is there a simple way to do this that I''m overlooking? I also read something about using the suffix *_at for field names. What does that buy you?

Hello Friend!..... I wanna update tables in a forms. I have two table 1. user table ( usertable has id , name, email, address) 2. game table (gametable has id, description, game_date, gametiming , user_id) for edit .. I can display all two table data... Wanna update data params by userID. I do update two table data in a form. How I do it ? Give Me A Hand! phoesan -- Posted via

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