I have three models. User has_many :boards through => :celebrations has_many:celebrations, :dependent => :destroy
Edit: It looks like defining @categories again in the task\'s create method did the trick of clearing up the error. Still working on actually having the category update when I submit the task, because
I have three models connected via an has_many_through association. class Board < ActiveRecord::Base
I have 3 models: Customers, Stores, Signups (a mailing list) (Signups are their own object since they have state like opted in, opted out, blacklisted, etc)
I have a model Album which has a \"has_many :trough\" assocation named Track. Basically, an album can have a number of tracks on it, but a track can belong to more than one album at the same time (hen
I\'ve been trying to simplify the context of a previous post of mine (from about 6 hours ago: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5150031/linking-three-models-through-two-join-models) by sim开发者_Sta
I have a simple question, but can\'t seem to find any solution, though I have found things that are similar, but just not exactly what I am looking for.
I\'m trying to make a self-referential user class with three basic user types- parent, student, and tutor.A student belongs to a parent and can also belong to a tutor.Of course, the way I have it writ
I have a has many through relationship with my groups and guests models. Here are the models: class Group < ActiveRecord::Base
I have three models: Booking, ExtraNight and BookedExtraNight. Running Rails 2.3.11 Booking: has_many :extra_nights, :through => :booked_extra_nights
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