Forgot to add. I'm using Rails 3. thxs On Sep 17, 2:26 pm, nobosh <bhellm...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, Rails newbie... trying to understand the right way to do > things... > > In my app users can create a Book ( I have that working) > > What I want to happen is when a user creates a book, a record is added > to the BookCharacters Table, something like (id, book.id, user.id, > characterdescription.string.) > > When the book is created, the user who created it should automatically > be added as the first BookCharacter. After than the user can then > manually add/edit as many BookCharacters as they want. But initially I > want them added automatically by default. > > So in my Book controller I have: > def create > �...@book = Book.new(params[:book]) > respond_to do |format| > if @book.save > .... > > With Rails, is it the practice to add that kind of logic after the > book is saved? Something like > Book.create( :creator => current_user.id) > > Thanks!
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