I can't see what's wrong here but that's probably just because I'm so new to Rails! To get right into it... I have 4 tables that look like this:
Sites - id
Projects - id - site_id - user_id
Tasks - id - project_id - user_id
Users - id
The corresponding models:
class Site < ARB has_many :projects, :dependent => :delete_all end
class Project < ARB belongs_to :site belongs_to :user has_many :tasks, :dependent => :delete_all end
class Task < ARB belongs_to :project has_one :user end
class User < ARB has_many :tasks end
The idea is: 1. If you kill a site you kill all of its projects (this works) 2. If you kill a project you kill all of its tasks (this works if you JUST delete a project but not if you delete an entire site)
I created a single site, then 4 projects and 5 tasks. I then deleted the site. All of the projects were destroyed, but none of the tasks were!? What am I doing wrong here?
My controller call to delete a site is pretty rudimentary: Site.find(params[:id]).destroy
Ideas? Thanks for the help!
Greg
