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How can I make a multiple field search in Rails?, Whitout ajax
Hi,
If I am not wrong you have a single table with multiple columns and you want to search your keyword within those columns, If this is the scenario, you should write:
query = params[:q]
@contacts = Contact.find(:first, :conditions => [“first_name LIKE query or last_name LIKE query or email LIKE query”])
Where 1.params[:q] is the name of your search text field
2. first_name, last_name, email are the columns name of your table
3. Contact is your model and contacts will be your table name
Hope this helps
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Puneet