How to use the form-partial for attempts ?

[runtimerevolution]

How to use the form-partial for attempts ?

[alex-quiterio]

Hi @OneDivZero I guess that you are not using the new version of the Survey. Currently we just build a new attempt per question, i.e you only see the question once in a form.

Answering to your last question, we just fixed the issue. You are right, we only catch on the controller the first question. The main problem was that every question must have a unique identifier.

<!-- Question 1 has identifier 0 -->
 <input id="survey_attempt_answers_attributes_0_option_id" 
name="survey_attempt[answers_attributes][0][option_id]" type="checkbox" value="1"/>

<!-- Question 2 has identifier 1 -->
 <input id="survey_attempt_answers_attributes_1_option_id" 
name="survey_attempt[answers_attributes][1][option_id]" type="checkbox" value="1"/>

Thanks again for the reporting! Doing that help us to improve the Survey gem for everyone! 👍

[jakubowiczj]

@OneDivZero was talking about handle multiple options for one question. At the moment it doesn't work

1d4f603

My form - I'm selecting 2 options for first questions

http://pastie.org/7946700

and in params I should have 2 options but got only one

http://pastie.org/7946690

[rjst]

Hi jakubowiczj, wel'll look into it and get back to you.

[kelseymwhelan]

Any hotfixes for this issue?

[rossmckelvie]

I was able to come up with a workaround that doesn't use the builder and just build out the input tags myself, based on the incorrect markup generated.

<%= form_for [:quizzes, @attempt] do |f| %>
    <ul>
      <% @assignment.survey.questions.each_with_index do |question, index| %>
        <li>
          <p><%= question.text %></p>
          <input type="hidden" name="survey_attempt[answers_attributes][<%= index %>][question_id]" value="<%= question.id %>" />
          <% question.options.each do |option| %>
            <input type="checkbox" value="<%= option.id %>" name="survey_attempt[answers_attributes][<%= index %>][option_id]" />
            <%= option.text %> <br />
          <% end -%>
        </li>
      <% end -%>
    </ul>

  <%= f.submit "Submit" %>
<% end -%>

[benjiwheeler]

hi, i'm a rails newbie and i'm trying to get survey working. here's where i'm confused: in attempts_controller.rb, in the create function, we make a new attempt with @survey.attempts.new(param[:attempt]). This is confusing to me because when i inspect it in the debugger at this point, param doesn't contain a key called "attempt" -- it does contain "survey_attempt", from alex's fix to issue #5. but the structure of that data doesn't match up with the structure of attempt.rb -- "answers_attributes", etc.

not sure if this has anything to do with it, but the end result is that when i go through the form i've created using the route contests/attempts/new, it allows me to submit and records the attempt itself to the db, but doesn't record any answers.

please stop me if i'm missing something obvious!

[benjiwheeler]

Got it working. The crux is an extraneous [] in the name field of check_box_tag in the _form.html.erb. I removed that and made it a radio_button_tag instead and it works fine -- but with no multiple value selection, obviously.

I think the way accepts_nested_attributes_for is used in the model structure of answer, attempt, and option means that the incoming params are expected to have single question ids mapped to single option ids -- not to an array of option ids, which is what the existing _form.html.erb produces.

[alex-quiterio]

Hi @brw12, you were right about the parameter key wrongly passed to the attempt object. Your solution with the radio button works, but surveys can have more than one correct answer per question. We are working to fix this, (currently we have a solution in this branch #10 if you want to look). Thanks for the notice.

[benjiwheeler]

Thanks for the reply, this is helping me understand both rails and git
better!

-Ben
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On Dec 7, 2013 6:42 AM, "Alexandre Quiterio" [email protected]
wrote:

Hi @brw12 https://github.com/brw12, you were right about the parameter
key wrongly passed to the attempt object. Your solution with the radio
button works, but surveys can have more than one correct answer per
question. We are working to fix this, (currently we have a solution in this
branch #10 #10 if you
want to look). Thanks for the notice.

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