> If you have a user in current_user for example then the company is
> current_user.company, so the name is current_user.company.name. Such
> is the magic of Rails. Watch out for the cas when the user does not
> have a company, in which current_user.company will be nil. Check out
> the rails guide on ActiveRecord relationships to see how this all
> works.
Thanks! This is what I did...
CONTROLLER
current_user_id = session[:user_id]
@current_user = User.find(current_user_id)
TEMPLATE
<h2><%= @current_user.account.name %></h2>
Seems soo simple but it's not to us newbies.
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