James Byrne wrote:
> In this particular case this was a has_many / belongs_to pair and I was
> attempting a parent.child.create({}) call.
S/B: parent.children.create({})
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David Chelimsky wrote:
>
> What type of association? There are many and they are all handled
> quite differently.
>
In this particular case this was a has_many / belongs_to pair and I was
attempting a parent.child.create({}) call. I discovered thereby that
Rails, at least in version 2.3.2, e
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 3:32 PM, James Byrne wrote:
> Pardon the intrusion but if somebody knows how to turn off Rails special
> treatment of attributes ending in _type and _value I would dearly like
> to have this information.
>
> Workarounds are accepted too.
>
> I am trying to initialise an ass
Pardon the intrusion but if somebody knows how to turn off Rails special
treatment of attributes ending in _type and _value I would dearly like
to have this information.
Workarounds are accepted too.
I am trying to initialise an associated row that contains the columns
identifier_type and identif
