I have a Rails 3.1.1 application with the following models: Company Member The two models have the following associations:
I have a weird bug that just popped up with my rails app that I cannot figure out. I recently added a new association to an existing Model and now my previous associations do not want to work properly
I have such a simple model: public abstract class Entity { public virtual Guid Id { get; protected set;}
Let\'s say I have a blog application. The author can add multiple images to a post either by giving a link to a url of an existing image on the web, or upload a new image.
Admin Main controller: def new @admin = Admin.new @invitation = @admin.invitations.build @admi.user_admin_relationships.build
I have a user model. Users can have 1 of 3 roles: role1, role2, role3. This is represented by a \'role\' column in the user model.
I recently wrote ParseResource, which is a Ruby API wrapper for Parse.com\'s REST api. Here\'s a some basic usage:
I need to implement 1..* and 1..1 relationships in a store scenario application.(Classes: Member, Order, OrderLine, Product, Program, User) How do i go about a 1 user only having 1 Order that can have
I have two classes, Foo and Bar. Foo has_many Bars. Bar is actually the superclass of several classes that are sharing a STI table.
I am trying to search through the model contacts associated by user_id but list the companies. @companies_user = Company.joins{contacts}.where{:contact => {user_id => current_user}}.uniq