> That's not technically true, you can include associations in the output:
>
> respond_to do |wants|
> wants.json { render :text => @object.to_json(:include =>
> [:assocation1, :association2]) }
> end
>
This is good to know. For myself, I'll probably stick with my current
method as it only returns the columns I need, and I still have access
to column overrides.
Thanks,
Aaron
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