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ActsAsApplyable =============== acts_as_applyable is a Rails plugin that allows you to ditch attr_accessible and attr_protected, in favor of a cleaner way of dealing with mass assignment Example ======= Old way: @user = User.new(params[:user]) @user.save New way: @user = User.new @user.params = params[:user] @user.apply(:username, :email, :password, :password_confirmation) In order to enable it, run this on your model If you want to act similar to attr_accessible, you can define a method called applyable_attributes that returns the array of fields you want to appy by default. def applyable_fields [:name, :email, :password] end that way you can run @user.apply and it will use these Copyright (c) 2008 RailsJedi.com, released under the MIT license








