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Strong Parameters requires whitelisting of Action Controller parameters by default. In Ruby on Rails this means the developer will have to make a choice about which Active Model attributes are eligible for mass assignment. Strong parameters have been included in Rails 4 by default.

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rspec controller ActiveModel::ForbiddenAttributesError

I'm trying to test my controller in rSpec and get the following error: 1) ClientsController POST create with valid params creates a new Client ←[31mFailure/Error:←[0m ←[31mpost :create, {:client => valid_attributes}←[0 m …
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Rails 4 Strong Params Error

I am using rails 4. I have a model that uses validation, but does not store any records. It is only used for a web contact form that sends an email. I am trying to use strong parameters with this controller/model. Currently I am getting a…
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Rails 4.0.0 strong parameters don't seem to work as documented

The example used in the documentation (http://guides.rubyonrails.org/action_controller_overview.html#strong-parameters) for strong parameters is: params.require(:person).permit(:name, :age) However, this doesn't work because require() returns the…
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Strong parameers throwing "Unknown key"Error

I am trying to get this model working with Strong Parameters but I can't seem to work out what I am doing wrong!? ERROR: Unknown key: name Controller: class PracticesController < ApplicationController def practice_params if…
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Testing: patch_via_redirect and strong_parameters

Integration test (with Test/Unit) of update method: test "do the patch" do user = users(:alex) get signin_url assert_response :success post_via_redirect signin_path, email: user.email, password: 'qwerty' assert_equal profile_path, path …
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Strong Parameters Issue - Undefined Method "model" for

I am having an issue that I can't nail down and the other related questions don't seem to ever encounter this issue. I have a Message model and I am trying to add a Message (I am writing this to test something with Faye). I encountered an issue with…
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Nesting Carrierwave images in Rails 4

This is actually a two part question For the record - I am using Simple_form, Carrierwave and awesome_nested_fields gems. In my app I have events, each event has a speaker, and each speaker has a picture. Pictures are not a separate table, they're…
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Rails4: ForbiddenAttributesError on nested parent's params

I'm still trying to wrap my head around Strong Parameters in Rails 4. I'm getting an ActiveModel::ForbiddenAttributesError when trying to submit a form with params for another model that it belongs_to. Product :has_many DiskFiles After some…
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How to add virtual attributes on the fly with strong parameters

I have this controller: class AccountsController < ApplicationController def create if @current_account.update_attributes(account_params) redirect_to :dashboard end end def account_params …
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How do you use 'create!' with strong_params?

Ok, so before installing strong_params, using MyBook.create! would work, but now it doesn't. Here's my code class AuthorsController < ApplicationController def new @author = user.authors.build end def create @author =…
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Work-around for multiple access cases with strong_parameters

I have an app where the User is allowed to access their :name, :lastname, :email attributes only once - during the initial account setup. After this (for security reasons) they are not allowed to change either of these attributes; only an Admin…
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lynda course on ruby - rails 4 incompatible

So I'm doing the lynda.com rails course. Since the course was recorded for rails 3.1 and I'm now on Rails 4 and they are now enforcing strong_parameters . I added the subject_params definition to comply with that but now i get…
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Strong params rails 4 permitting params

Here is what my params look like, { :project_id => "1", :ticket => {:name => "Ticket1"} } How do I add the project_id to the permitted params? Controller params.require(:ticket).permit(:name)
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Rails JSON Nested Attributes

I'm working on a Rails 4 API where the client can post data to the controller and it will save in a database. I was wondering how i could implement the user to POST nested JSON and then have the controller accept the attributes and create a model…
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Rails: How to use Strong_Params on CERTAIN models only

I haven't switched to Rails 4 yet & have been looking into strong_params. I'm liking what I'm seeing & would like to use it on 1 model only. Seems simple but I'm suppose to comment out 'config.active_record.whitelist_attributes = true' in my config…
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