I am working with a has_many :through association: Users join Groups through a Membership. I am having trouble with some methods I created in the user model to determine if the user is a member of a g
I am trying to get a button to change its name/action after a user clicks on it, but I can\'t get the Ajax to work. It seems to work after I refresh the page. I am using the jquery-rails gem v.1.0.12.
I have the following table \"participations\": id: integer coupon_id: integer participant_type: string participant_id: integer
I 开发者_如何学Chave a USER that creates a COMPANY and become an EMPLOYEE in the process. The employees table has an :user_id and a :company_id.
Three models on a UserService backend Rails app: class User < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :services has_many :members
First I\'m using Rails 3.1 from the 3-1-stable branch updated an hour ago. I\'m developing an application where I have 3 essential models User, Company and Job, Here\'s the relevant part of the model
I am new to testing and factory_girl, and I want to create factories using factory_girl for a has_many through association.
Ok so here goes. I don\'t know if I\'m over complicating things or if I\'m just still so new to Rails that I don\'t understand the basics. What I want in sudo code is this:
Models: Foo, Bar, Bonk class Foo <开发者_开发知识库; ActiveRecord::Base has_many :bars has_many :bonks, :through => :bars
I don\'t know if this is possible, but here goes: FruitBasket has_many :apples has_many :bananas ######## What to put here to access Worm through its pest_holder relationship?