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Asked: 2026-05-15T07:10:42+00:00

Since ‘HTML’ do not have the attribute ‘name’,I am looking for a way to

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Since ‘HTML’ do not have the attribute ‘name’,I am looking for a way to accept the value, which I populated in views, in the controller and assign it a variable name for another use.
This is sample of my code:`

enter code here<form action="<%=url_for(:action =>:make_comment) %>">

<fieldset>
<select>
<%@category.each {|x|%>
<option id="label"> <%=x%></option>
 <%}%>
</select>
</fieldset>
<input type="submit" value="submit"/>
</form>`
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  1. Editorial Team

    Are you saying that your html doesn’t have a name attribute? If so, why?

    The name attribute is what the server will interpret as the “key” for the value that you are sending. I don’t know what other way you could try to go about doing this.

    Maybe if you paste some code from your controller and your view, I could give a better answer.

    Edit: After seeing your edited question, what you want to do is have your select tag with the name attribute, and your option tags have a value attribute with the value you want to send.

    Hope this helps.

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