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Fork of Scott Rutherford's excellent fckeditor Rails plugin, with easy upload image plugin of Alfonso Martínez de Lizarrondo

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Models inside namespace
1 comment Created 7 months ago by introkun

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Controller: @obj = Admin::Article.new View: fckeditor_textarea("admin_article", "header" ...) -> Error: uninitialized constant AdminArticle fckeditor_textarea("article", "header" ...) -> generates <textarea .. name='article[header]'> and standart rails helpers -> <input ... name="admin_article[title]" /> and nothing updates
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@obj = Admin::Article.new

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fckeditor_textarea("admin_article", "header" ...) -> Error: uninitialized constant AdminArticle
fckeditor_textarea("article", "header" ...) -> generates and standart rails helpers -> and nothing updates

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jamesw Tue Jun 16 09:52:49 -0700 2009 | link

I have a similar problem but it is not related to namespaces. I have an admin namesspace and it works fine with just passing in the actual name of the class without any namespace stuff being needed.

I'm wondering if you are using a multi model form? This is what I am doing and I am experiencing the same problem as you.

The same object in a standard CRUD form in an admin area works fine for me but I have a situation where I am using
accepts_nested_attributes_for
And this appears to be the issue. I could be totally wrong as I have no idea how the objects are being manipulated.

I'm wondering if there is a workaround for this at all?
I have voted for this isuue
James

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I have a similar problem but it is not related to namespaces. I have an admin namesspace and it works fine with just passing in the actual name of the class without any namespace stuff being needed. I'm wondering if you are using a multi model form? This is what I am doing and I am experiencing the same problem as you. The same object in a standard CRUD form in an admin area works fine for me but I have a situation where I am using accepts_nested_attributes_for And this appears to be the issue. I could be totally wrong as I have no idea how the objects are being manipulated. I'm wondering if there is a workaround for this at all? I have voted for this isuue James
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STI
1 comment Created about 1 month ago by krisleech

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Problem - Two copies of input values in params, neither of which contain the body attribute (the one given to the helper) when editting a STI instance. `class Document < AR end` `class Page < Document end` When creating a new Document everything works as expected, I pass the 'type' in a hidden field. ` <%= fckeditor_textarea("document", "body", :toolbarSet => 'Simple', :width => '100%', :height => '200px') %> ` However when I try and edit a Page (same _form, but now its an instance of Page because the type field has been set) I get `params[:document]` *and* `params[:page]`, but neither hash contain the a `[:body]` key. I see no evidence in the source or generated source of any additional inputs being added to the DOM. I see nothing in the helper method that could cause this.
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Problem - Two copies of input values in params, neither of which contain the body attribute (the one given to the helper) when editting a STI instance.

class Document < AR end

class Page < Document end

When creating a new Document everything works as expected, I pass the 'type' in a hidden field.

<%= fckeditor_textarea("document", "body", :toolbarSet => 'Simple', :width => '100%', :height => '200px') %><br/>

However when I try and edit a Page (same _form, but now its an instance of Page because the type field has been set) I get params[:document] and params[:page], but neither hash contain the a [:body] key.

I see no evidence in the source or generated source of any additional inputs being added to the DOM. I see nothing in the helper method that could cause this.

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krisleech Wed Oct 14 05:08:31 -0700 2009 | link

It seems the duplicated params was Rails related adding: <% form_for @document.becomes(Document) prevented this. As a result I also got the [:body] key back in the hash. All in all not sure why this works but it does.

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It seems the duplicated `params` was Rails related adding: `<% form_for @document.becomes(Document)` prevented this. As a result I also got the [:body] key back in the hash. All in all not sure why this works but it does.
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No expansion found for :fckeditor
1 comment Created 7 days ago by whistwind

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No expansion found for :fckeditor If this happens,dont warry,restart server,or restart you netbeans.
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No expansion found for :fckeditor
If this happens,dont warry,restart server,or restart you netbeans.

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whistwind Mon Nov 16 19:41:56 -0800 2009 | link

It wasted long time.Netbeans is not to my seek.

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It wasted long time.Netbeans is not to my seek.
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