I\'m not sure if this is feasible or even preferable But I\'d like to build a has_many relationship or a conditional named_scope type relationship to ease my pain into one simple relationship instead
Suppose we have a photography site. Any author can subscribe to receive updates from any other author. Obviously if author A is subscribed to author B that doesn\'t mean that B is subscribed to A. So
I am running into some Rails 2.3.5 ActiveRecord behavior I do not understand. It appears that an object can have its association ids updated in inconsistent ways.
I am running in to a problem while using find_or_create_by on a has_manythrough association. class Permission < ActiveRecord::Base
While I\'m not a complete Ruby/Rails newb, I\'m still pretty green and I\'m trying to figure out how to structure some model relationships. The simplest example I can think of is the idea of \"recipes
This is probably something very simple but I\'m looking for the optimal way of retrieving all Products by Tag, so to speak.This is with Spree, so I should stick to the way they have modeled their data
I have a model 开发者_StackOverflowwhich has many children. I was setting/removing the children as such:
I\'ve got a problem with a has_many :through association, i can开发者_StackOverflowt call the u1.UsersProfileAttributes.find_by_ProfileAttribute_name(\"icq\") method, rails means that this method does
Don\'t mind me, I fricked up my attribute names :( This is entirely possible, using the exact syntax I used - you just need to be ab开发者_高级运维le to spell!
I have the following two models class ContactField < ActiveRecord::Base end class Address < ContactField
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