Oh, ok. Thanks for the replies!
On Mar 16, 8:17 am, Craig Demyanovich wrote:
> If what I want to accomplish affects only the model with which I'm working,
> I put the behavior in a callback on the model. If it affects other related
> models, I put it in an observer. Otherwise, I put it in the co
If what I want to accomplish affects only the model with which I'm working,
I put the behavior in a callback on the model. If it affects other related
models, I put it in an observer. Otherwise, I put it in the controller or
some other non-ActiveRecord library code. In those cases where I've needed
you can include them in the model if you want. Mybe i get some
screaming for this as models and views should be completely separate
and independent (so if you change the routes, for example, you would
have to change this method, for you its not a problem because you
worte it, but in a project with
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