Hi,
I see that nobody knows how to do better way.
So maybe someone could suggest different model design that I can do
@category.active
And just to avoid calling this
self.merchant_categories.find_by_category_id(id).active
def active
self.merchant_categories.find_by_category_id(id).active
Hi and thanks,
yes this works Shop.find(2).shop_categories.find_by_category_id(10)
In shop_categories table I have field 'active' to mark that a category
is visible/active for the shop.
So what is the best way to retrieve this value for shop's category?
In Category model I have defined
I know that this is not so good solution, but I could not figured out
over way to get this value. It is realy over kill for server. And It
would get harder if there are more values that I need to keep in
merchant_categories.
oops, should be shop_categories
Tod
ps. hmm, here posts don't
Hi Tod
For finding the category 10 of shop 1, the following should work by using
Activerecord associations
Shop.find(1).categories.find(10)
or
Shop.find(1).categories.find(:first, :conditions = 'category = 10')
rainer
Dharmdip Rathod wrote:
Hi
I have a standard associations
Hi rainer54
Actually
Shop.find(1).categories.find(10) and
Shop.find(1).categories.find(:first, :conditions = 'category_id = 10')
are the different ways to retrieve same category record in association
with shop 1.
But going further with association I need to retrieve records from
Hi Frederick
Thanks for answer.
I'm just trying to investigate why it is not chained whole over all
associations. I think that each association shuold act as maybe proxy
and pass from begining Shop.find(1) till the end of this chainings and
pass Shop record.
It sounds to me naturally way of
can u tell me online tutorial..???
On Mar 7, 10:55 pm, Frederick Cheung frederick.che...@gmail.com
wrote:
On Mar 7, 4:39 pm, Tod Tod rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net wrote:
Logically this kind of chaining
Shop.find(2).category.find(10).shop_categories should collect and join
On Mar 7, 6:08 pm, Tod Tod rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net wrote:
I'm just trying to investigate why it is not chained whole over all
associations. I think that each association shuold act as maybe proxy
and pass from begining Shop.find(1) till the end of this chainings and
pass Shop
ok - misunderstood this
The solution is already given by Fred
On 7 Mrz., 19:01, Tod Tod rails-mailing-l...@andreas-s.net wrote:
Hi rainer54
Actually
Shop.find(1).categories.find(10) and
Shop.find(1).categories.find(:first, :conditions = 'category_id = 10')
are the different ways to
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