[Rails] Problems with master-detail relationship

2011-03-17 Thread rhin0nt
I have two tables. Let say headers and details.

On headers_controller.rb I have

  has_many :details

On details_controller.rb I have

  belongs_to :header

I have in my model for header (just for testing):

def list
  @headers = Headers.sort( headers.kind ASC)
end

So when i run after loading the proper data a header.details.size it
returns me the number of details for the selected header.

But when I try to display header.details.size in a list view for the
headers I get an arror saying
  Unrecognized constant Header::Detail

I try to get this in the list with:

  %= header.details.size %

What am I doing wrong?

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Re: [Rails] Problems with master-detail relationship

2011-03-17 Thread Colin Law
On 17 March 2011 16:27, rhin0nt rhino...@gmail.com wrote:
 I have two tables. Let say headers and details.

 On headers_controller.rb I have

  has_many :details

That should be in the model not the controller


 On details_controller.rb I have

  belongs_to :header

ditto


 I have in my model for header (just for testing):

This should be in the controller


 def list
  @headers = Headers.sort( headers.kind ASC)

That should be Header (singular)

 end

 So when i run after loading the proper data a header.details.size it
 returns me the number of details for the selected header.

 But when I try to display header.details.size in a list view for the
 headers I get an arror saying
  Unrecognized constant Header::Detail

 I try to get this in the list with:

  %= header.details.size %

 What am I doing wrong?

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Re: [Rails] Problems with master-detail relationship

2011-03-17 Thread Colin Law
On 17 March 2011 17:39, Colin Law clan...@googlemail.com wrote:
 On 17 March 2011 16:27, rhin0nt rhino...@gmail.com wrote:
 I have two tables. Let say headers and details.

 On headers_controller.rb I have

  has_many :details

 That should be in the model not the controller


 On details_controller.rb I have

  belongs_to :header

 ditto


 I have in my model for header (just for testing):

 This should be in the controller


 def list
  @headers = Headers.sort( headers.kind ASC)

 That should be Header (singular)

Also it should be order not sort

Colin


 end

 So when i run after loading the proper data a header.details.size it
 returns me the number of details for the selected header.

 But when I try to display header.details.size in a list view for the
 headers I get an arror saying
  Unrecognized constant Header::Detail

 I try to get this in the list with:

  %= header.details.size %

 What am I doing wrong?

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