Ruby on Rails

akshar jamgaonkar wrote in post #1058608:
> Hi I am new to ruby on rails , i am trying to develop a form client
> form having multiple refrences to country... i.e while adding a client
> i can add two contact persons each have a country associated with
> them. However with scaffolding iam unable to refer country
> twice....could anyone of you shed some light as to where iam going
> wrong or what could be the rite way....

Sooo, sounds like the basic scaffold functionality won't work. So
you'll have to take control and write some code of your own.

My own two cents... scaffolding is good for education, and a look at
how Rails is designed to work, but it's just the basics. Never done
Rails before? Scaffold up a model with some attributes, then go look at
that generated code. Figure out how all the pieces and parts work
together. Then start writing your own code.

I use scaffolding for proof of concept all the time, but the scaffolded
code doesn't survive very long at all.

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