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Asked: June 14, 20262026-06-14T20:01:27+00:00 2026-06-14T20:01:27+00:00

Say I have two form_tag ‘s on a page, each like this: = form_tag({:action

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Say I have two form_tag ‘s on a page, each like this:

  = form_tag({:action => :import}, :multipart => true) do
    = file_field_tag 'file'
    = submit_tag 'Import', name: 'import_this'

So I know how that comes through in params but If I had two forms and each form had same name fields, how can I sort of namespace them in the resulting params array and how would I access them?

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    2026-06-14T20:01:28+00:00Added an answer on June 14, 2026 at 8:01 pm

    In order to differentiate between the two forms, you would need to create different names for the fields.

    The most common practice is to nest the fields into a ‘namespace’, like this:

      = form_tag({:action => :import}, :multipart => true) do
        = file_field_tag 'form1[file]'
        = submit_tag 'Import', name: 'form1[import_this]'
    

    And the second form:

      = form_tag({:action => :import}, :multipart => true) do
        = file_field_tag 'form2[file]'
        = submit_tag 'Import', name: 'form2[import_this]'
    

    Then in the controller, you would access them like this:

    params[:form1][:file]
    

    or

    params[:form2][:file]
    

    Remember that you can’t submit both forms at the same time.

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