Nevermind … I figured it out. I was stopping too short into the methods.
Instead of mytasks.title I should have been using mytasks.task.title
This dug down in the the linked/joined table just fine.
-Brian
Nevermind … I figured it out. I was stopping too short into the methods.
Instead of mytasks.title I should have been using mytasks.task.title
This dug down in the the linked/joined table just fine.
-Brian
Hi,
What will be the query that runs for above association ?
Thank You,
Uma Mahesh.
Hello Uma,
I am calling this from my Home Controller, but upon a successful login I store the user_id as a session, but here is the code that I am using and if I understand it correctly RoR handles the rest:
class HomeController < ApplicationController def index @mytasks = TaskOwner.where( :user_id => session[:user_id] ) end end