Ruby on Rails

Walter Davis wrote in post #1163868:
> On Dec 2, 2014, at 8:15 PM, Dmoneyzzz Darko <lists@ruby-forum.com>
> wrote:
>
>>> "appointment_date(3i)"=>"3",
>>
appointment_time field
> is not inside the appointment hash. So when that hash is used to update
> the @appointment instance, that value will not be added to it. It comes
> back around to how your form element was made. If you used the "bound"
> form helpers, as in f.text_field(:appointment_time) to make it, then the
> name attribute in the HTML would be <input
> name="appointment[appointment_time]" ...> and the value of that variable
> would be in the appointment hash.
>
> Walter

I do understand this. I tried to input f.select or form.select for this
array drop down but I recieved an error for both so I left select alone
and then it displayed. So I was thinking of encapsulating my array drop
down into a bigger form element. I have f.label on the line above but
the array select would not run with the f.

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