Ruby on Rails

On 28 June 2018 at 05:37, Julian Medina <julian.l.medina@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I have an interesting yet somewhat strange task. Currently, there is a form
> in my app which adds just single record for certifying tutors. The group
> wants a way for volume purchasing where a coordinator can login and add
> multiple tutors in one form. I was considering a nested form or form object
> but since the certificate actually follows the individual instead of
> coordinator, I am now thinking it is best if multiple records under the
> "Certifcation" model get created under a single form. I really don't see why
> I'd need an entirely separate model for this. Would I need to implement a
> "hacky" solution for this?

Remember you can have multiple actions on a controller which bring up
different forms. So you can have a separate action that brings up the
multi-record form.

Colin

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