Mlle wrote:
> You should probably have the Person have an Address, that way you can
> nest the Address creation form within your Person form.
> Logically, you shouldn't nest the form of an Address within a Person
> form since it's the Address that owns the Person according to your
> current model...
No, no. I solved the issue and the creation makes sense. View this post
and you will understand why.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1313149/getting-fields-for-and-accepts-nested-attributes-for-to-work-with-a-belongs-to-re
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