Displaying 2 results from an estimated 2 matches for "new_customer".
Did you mean:
get_customer
2006 Mar 14
4
Two Customer Types - Best Design Principle?
...oblem here (besides
the validation issue above). But, if the customer does have an existing
record, is there an elegant way to "merge" the extended details from the
form with the existing email address marked record on the database?
Currently I have the code:
form = params[:new_customer]
email = form[:email]
tmp_customer = Customer.find_by_email(email)
if tmp_customer != nil && (tmp_customer.level == ''mailinglist''
|| tmp_customer.level == ''test'')
@customer = Customer.new(params[:new_customer])...
2005 Dec 22
0
Errors object missing when saving AR in Web Services method
...ror custom
struct. But I cannot fill in this because unsaved object contain NO
errors object, it just contains @new_record = true (and this indicates
that it has not been saved).
Here is the sample API method:
<code>
# Not all required attrs are provided since I want it to be invalid
def new_customer(first_name)
customer = Customer.new( :first_name => first_name )
customer.save
customer
end
</code>
Return value after invoking this method (through web services scaffold)
shows this
<code>
#<Customer:0x367d680 @new_record=true,
@attributes={"first_name"=>&q...