Does accepts_nested_attributes_for work with ActiveResources?
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I have two ARecord models, Company and Employee, that are both
serviced by RESTful controllers. I want to create a nested
ActiveResource-based front end that makes calls on this RESTful
interface. In my front-end client routes.rb I have
map.resources :companies do |company|
company.resource
> now, in PHP, i could just call
> $all_books['book_name'] or $all_books['author_name'] and both would work
> fine
>
> in rail, i seem to have an issue where i can call @all_books.book_name
> just fine, but @all_books.author_name gives me an error
Dang. I solved my problem. It was so simple.
I am new to ROR, and I'm stuck!
My MySQL tables are setup like this:
books
--
id
book_name
author_id
authors
---
id
author_name
my regular PHP/SQL query would look something like this:
$all_books = SELECT * FROM books LEFT JOIN authors ON
books.author_id=authors.id
so, i create this
Here's what I would do, knowing very little about what you want your
app to accomplish:
1) write a RoR script that reads .csv files from the file system and
creates records for each .csv file row in a database (sqlite3 or
mysql) table (maybe named PayRecords).
2) use the RoR script/generate sc
I think you need something like:
require "will_paginate"
in your environment.rb file. Be sure to put it after the
Rails::Initializer block so all the Rails goodies are loaded--will-
pagenate needs them.
On Nov 5, 7:27 pm, Hammer Ting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I have tried to install both
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