I am creating an online form builder using Ember 2.0 on the front-end and Rails 4.2 on the back-end with the json_api_resources gem.
In the process of publishing a form, a user must be able to cut/paste a snippet of code into his/her webpage in order to 'ajax in' the form they have configured.
Thus the 'embed-snippet' attribute of the Form model should be read-only. I do not want the contents of the snippet field to be sent back to the server when the user makes a change to the form and re-saves the record.
Some approaches I have considered:
- Modifying the serializer to check for this specific attribute and drop it from the payload before sending it to the back-end
- Converting the 'embed-snippet' field to a separate model with a relationship to the Form model, and then excluding it somehow from the save
- Creating a new Ember Data attribute type
Ideally there would be a better way to deal with this problem.
Something like:
'DS.attr('string', { readOnly: true })
So my question is, what is the best way to ensure this field does not get sent back to the server?
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