I am using gem 'activeadmin', '~> 1.3' in a rails app. I have these relationships between two models :
class Offer < ApplicationRecord
has_many :products
end
class Product < ApplicationRecord
belongs_to :offer, required: false
has_attachments :photos, maximum: 4, dependent: :destroy
end
I can access a product's first photo this way : @product.photos[0]
or @product.photos[0].path
In admin/offer.rb, the checkboxes to select products belonging to the offer are built with :
f.input :products, as: :check_boxes
This renders a checkbox list with product names as labels. Now I want to enrich this label with a thumbnail of one product's photos next to it.
I failed to iterate over the ":products" when the checkboxes are built. I wanted to add an html tag like this : span img(src: "product_image_path")
, as I do when I display the product page in activeadmin.
I checked formtastic documentation and only found this customization option : :collection => Product.pluck(:name, :id)
. This lets me change only the text in label but do not provide me a way to add an image.
How can I display a thumbnail of one of the product's photos next to product name in activeadmin form ?
As stated in : formtastic documentation, you can customize existing inputs. Thus, I created a checkbox_image input in a app/inputs/checkbox_image_input.rb :
class CheckboxImageInput < Formtastic::Inputs::CheckBoxesInput
include CloudinaryHelper
def choice_html(choice)
template.content_tag(
:label,
img_tag(choice) + checkbox_input(choice) + choice_label(choice),
label_html_options.merge(:for => choice_input_dom_id(choice), :class =>
"input_with_thumbnail"))
end
def img_tag(choice)
cl_image_tag(Product.find(choice[1]).photos[0].path, :width=>30,
:crop=>"scale")
end
end
I use cloudinary as an image storage service, you can update img_tag(choice) according to yours. Then you can use the new input in admin/model.rb, in form :
f.input :products, as: :checkbox_image, :collection => product_selection
Enventually I styled the new label tag in my active_admin_custom_css.css file, using input_with_thumbnail class.