Ankur wrote: > Hi ! > > According to your relationships: resource :has_many => roles > but you are using pro.roles. It means project should has many > roles.Its totally wrong accordingly. > > > First fetch all project_resources for a particular project. Eg. > > pr_resources = Project.find(1).project_resources > > pr_resources will be a array of pr_resources > > Now you can fetch any employee(resource) and its role associated with > project id 1. > > for eg. for any project_resource: > > resource = pr_resource.resource > role = pr_resource.role > > > Thanks, > > > -- > ~ Ankur Gupta > Company: www.innozon.com, Hyderabad
I made already an update of the project.rb, because I found out that the rule was missing. That's why it worked for ressources but not for projects. Thx a lot for your explanation, I'm still in the learning process of RoR :-) This is now all clear to me. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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