"employee"=>{"id"=>"101"}

Rails
1

I am newbie to ruby as my question reveals. Can anybody help me,
please, how to acces id when i get something like
“employee”=>{“id”=>“101”} in request, thanxs a lot.

2

Your description makes no sense. But I’ll give it a shot.

If you have an array of parameters called employee, you can access the
id attribute more like

params[:employee][:id]

3

You should read up on hashes. You most likely want:

params[:employee][:id]

Mike

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On 3/4/08, thriller [email protected] wrote:

I am newbie to ruby as my question reveals. Can anybody help me,
please, how to acces id when i get something like
“employee”=>{“id”=>“101”} in request, thanxs a lot.

params[:employee][:id]

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Greg D.
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5

thriller wrote:

I am newbie to ruby as my question reveals. Can anybody help me,
please, how to acces id when i get something like
“employee”=>{“id”=>“101”} in request, thanxs a lot.

Try

params[:employee]

and

params[:employee][:id]

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http://www.5valleys.com/
http://www.workingwithrails.com/person/8078