Jeff Schwab wrote:
> Jay Covington wrote:
>> :item1 fields, but I need to retrieve the count for "Apple" from the
>> columns :item2, :item3, and :item4 as well as :item1. Any ideas? Thanks!
>
> item_ids = 1..4
> apple_query = item_ids.map {|id| "item#{id} = 'Apple'" }.join(" OR ")
> apple_count = ItemList.count(:all, :conditions => apple_query)
This method works! Thanks for replying!
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