I'm having a problem overcoming the new strong params requirement in Rails 4 using Hstore and dynamic accessors
I have an Hstore column called :content
which I want to use to store content in multiple languages, ie :en, :fr
, etc. And I don't know which language upfront to set them in either the model or the controller.
store_accessor :content, [:en, :fr] #+226 random other il8n languages won't work.
How can I override strong params (or allow for dynamic hstore keys) in rails 4 for one column?
params.require(:article).permit(
:name, :content,
:en, :fr #+226 random translations
)
Short of...
params.require(:article).permit!
which of course does work.
If I understand correctly, you would like to whitelist a hash of dynamic keys. You can use some ruby
code as follows to do this:
params.require(:article).permit(:name).tap do |whitelisted|
whitelisted[:content] = params[:article][:content]
end
This worked for me, hope it helps!
I'm doing something similar and found this to be a bit cleaner and work well.
Assuming a model called Article
you can access your :content
indexed stored_attributes
like this: Article.stored_attributes[:content]
So your strong params looks like this:
params.require(:article).permit(:name, content: Article.stored_attributes[:content])
Assuming your params are structured like: { article => { name : "", content : [en, fr,..] } }
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