[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i read the AS documentation and found that it recommends creating a
virtual attribute in household.rb, of the form:
def name
#{self.user.name}
end
so far so good...
now i want to be able to update household.user.name when updating a
household. so, i
I **think** the best method is:
def name
#{self.user.name}
end
def first_name= name
self.user.first_name = name
end
def before_save
self.user.save!
end
Because it save the user only on you save the household...
Regards,
Sobrinho
On 09-12-2008 11:29, Ed W wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have 2 models:
:households (belongs_to: user)
:users (has_many :households)
:user has an attribute, name.
when using active scaffold to list households, i'd like to show a
column that is household.user.name
i read the AS documentation and found that it recommends creating a
virtual
