auto_actions :read_only, :write_only lacks update action

[Ramiro Esteban Ordóñez Baca]

When I specify:
auto_actions :read_only, :write_only
I should have the show page with a link to edit each record because I
don't have an edit action but I have an update action. But I don't have
any way to change the values.

[kevinpfromnm]

:read_only and :write_only work when they're the first entry.  try:

auto_actions :write_only, :show, :index

[Ramiro Esteban Ordóñez Baca]

On 26/10/11 15:10, kevinpfromnm wrote:
> :read_only and :write_only work when they're the first entry. try:
>
> auto_actions :write_only, :show, :index

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auto_actions :write_only, :read_only
is just like
auto_actions :create, :update, :destroy :show, :index

There should be no edit page. My mistake. It is doing what it should.

update without edit is a problem.
edit without show is no problem unless there is no index page.
create without new is no problem unless we don't have an index page.

[kevinpfromnm]

:write_only basically provides support for ajax style updates and inline forms.  It doesn't even have to be handled on the same model, and often isn't.  When I use :write_only, it's mostly on a join model that needs some custom creation/update code but never should be shown outside the context of an owning model.  It also goes hand in hand with owned actions (i.e. auto_actions_for)