How to create multiple records from a single textfield in Rails? -



How to create multiple records from a single textfield in Rails? -

i trying have form field called text allows user save each individual paragraph in it's own record. possible rails?

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a user hits new action, , fills out field:

<%= f.text_area :text %>

they come in few lines :text text_area:

line 1 of text. line 2 of text. line 3 of text.

after submitting form, how separate lines in create action 2 different records (the first containing line 1 , line 2, , sec containing line 3)? know have split based on new lines (split(/\n\n/)), don't know when that, or how code create action facilitate entire process...

thanks, --mark

so (desperately in need of refactoring) answer:

@post = post.new(post_params) @posts_collection = @post.text.to_s.split(/\r\n\r\n/) @posts_collection.each |post| @post = post.new(post_params) @post.save end

basically- split text field array, , save each item in collection new record.

ruby-on-rails-4

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