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Asked: May 25, 20262026-05-25T20:43:01+00:00 2026-05-25T20:43:01+00:00

I am doing a multi-form wizard, following the steps provide by Ryan Bates .

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I am doing a multi-form wizard, following the steps provide by Ryan Bates. Creating a new record works, so I was trying to use the same logic for when I edit a record. However, the values that I change do not change — when I edit something from the first form, go forward then backwards, my edits do not save. Here is the code in my controller:

  def edit
    session[:edit] = "Only change the fields you wish to edit"
    @demographic = Demographic.find(params[:id])
    session[:demographic_params] ||= {}  
  end

  def update
    session[:demographic_params].deep_merge!(params[:demographic]) if params[:demographic]  
    @demographic = Demographic.find(params[:id])
    @demographic.current_step = session[:demographic_step]
    if params[:back_button]
      @demographic.previous_step
    elsif @demographic.last_step?
      @demographic.update_attributes(params[:demographic])
      updated = true 
    else
      @demographic.next_step
    end    
    session[:demographic_step] = @demographic.current_step
    if not updated
      render "edit"
    else
      session[:demographic_params] = session[:demographic_step] = nil
      flash[:notice] = "Entry entered successfully"
      redirect_to demographic_path
    end
  end

What should I change that allows for saving the edits?

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    2026-05-25T20:43:02+00:00Added an answer on May 25, 2026 at 8:43 pm

    I don’t know if this will work, but I think that should be something like this to save on every “step change”:

      def update
        session[:demographic_params].deep_merge!(params[:demographic]) if params[:demographic]  
        @demographic = Demographic.find(params[:id])
        @demographic.current_step = session[:demographic_step]
        @demographic.update_attributes(params[:demographic])
        if params[:back_button]
          @demographic.previous_step
        elsif @demographic.last_step?
          updated = true 
        else
          @demographic.next_step
        end    
        session[:demographic_step] = @demographic.current_step
        if not updated
          render "edit"
        else
          session[:demographic_params] = session[:demographic_step] = nil
          flash[:notice] = "Entry entered successfully"
          redirect_to demographic_path
        end
      end
    

    I.e., move the @demographic.update_attributes outsite the “step-by-step” logic.

    So, I think that you should walk this way to solve your problem.

    Hope this helps.

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