I wonder (and I could be wrong here) if you could do something like this:
def create
if <someconditions>
@record.sms_id = whatever
@record.role_id = 1
else
@record.cis_id = whatever
@record.role_id = 2
end
do_create #I think this is where the normal create action occurs and
validations would get checked
respond_to_action(:create)
end
I'm very unsure if this would work, but based upon what was suggested (and
worked) for a similar question I had about the new action, I think it (or
some variation) might work for you.
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 11:57 AM, G. Sobrinho <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have this situation:
>
> 1. User which have cis_id, sms_id, provider_id and role_id
> 2. Sms, Cis and Provider which have many Users associated
>
> I setted associations on models and now i need to set the sms_id, cis_id or
> provider_id on user when I create one of those models. That's works by
> default on AS, but I need to set role_id also for each situation. Example:
>
> When I create new Sms with 3 users associated, then set sms_id (default)
> and set role_id to 1
> When I create new Cis with 2 users associated, then set cis_id and set
> role_id to 2
>
> I tryed to use before_create/update_save but the user validation fails on
> user because that is called after validation and I don't setted the role_id
> (user model validate that). Suggestions?
>
>
> Thank you
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Gabriel Sobrinho
> +55 31 8775 8378
>
> >
>
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