Bob,
You could also render it with jquery or some javascript library that
enables you to write the set of reviews once to javascript and present
and re-present in multiple ways as needed without more roundtrips to
the server.
Al
On Feb 9, 3:18 am, Juan José Vidal wrote:
> You could use named_s
You could use named_scope to get more complexity. I think that's a
possibility.
http://www.locomotivation.com/blog/2008/08/25/simplify-activerecord-aggregates-and-other-goodies-via-named-scope.html
bingo bob escribió:
> That's ideal! thanks.
>
> Follow up question, what if I want to override th
That's ideal! thanks.
Follow up question, what if I want to override this order from time to
time, say on some occasions have the reviews sorted by their last_name
column?
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class School < AR
has_many :reviews, :order => 'created_at DESC'
end
class Review < AR
belongs_to :school
end
If you use @school.reviews you'll get the desired effect
MaD escribió:
> this should work:
> @school.reviews.sort_by { |cc| - cc.updated_at.to_i }
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@school.reviews.sort_by { |cc| - cc.updated_at.to_i }
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