require_dependency "binda/application_controller" module Binda class FieldSettingsController < ApplicationController before_action :set_structure before_action :set_field_group before_action :set_field_setting, only: [:show, :edit, :update, :destroy] def index @field_settings = @field_group.field_settings.order('position').all end def show redirect_to action: :edit end def new @field_setting = @field_group.field_settings.build() end def edit end def create @field_setting = @field_group.field_settings.build(field_setting_params) if @field_setting.save redirect_to structure_field_group_field_setting_path( @structure, @field_group, @field_setting ), notice: 'Field setting was successfully created.' else redirect_to new_structure_field_group_field_setting_path( @structure, @field_group ), flash: { alert: @field_setting.errors } end end def update if @field_setting.update(field_setting_params) redirect_to structure_field_group_field_setting_path( @structure, @field_group, @field_setting ), notice: 'Field setting was successfully updated.' else redirect_to edit_structure_field_group_field_setting_path( @structure, @field_group, @field_setting ), flash: { alert: @field_setting.errors } end end def destroy @field_setting.destroy redirect_to structure_field_group_path( @structure, @field_group ), notice: 'Field setting and all dependent content were successfully destroyed.' end private # Use callbacks to share common setup or constraints between actions. def set_structure @structure = Structure.friendly.find( params[:structure_id] ) end def set_field_group @field_group = FieldGroup.friendly.find( params[:field_group_id] ) end def set_field_setting @field_setting = FieldSetting.friendly.find( params[:id] ) end # Only allow a trusted parameter "white list" through. def field_setting_params params.require(:field_setting).permit(:name, :slug, :description, :position, :required, :default_text, :field_group_id, :field_type ) end end end