I have the following relationships:
Photo
belongs_to :user
belongs_to :project, :creator => true
ProjectDetail
belongs_to :user
belongs_to :project, :creator => true
Project
belongs_to :user, :creator => true
has_one :photo
has_one :project_detail
With a 'new' method, I create a project in ProjectController.
I set up and save all relationships manually. This I do because
I need the id of project because I will be saving photo before I save
the project. An abbreviated representation of this is:
@project = Project.new
@project.user_id = current_user.id
@project.save
@project.build_project_detail
@project.project_detail.user_id = current_user.id
@project.project_detail.project_id = @project.id
@project.project_detail.save
@project.build_photo
@project.photo.user_id = current_user.id
@project.photo.project_id = @project.id
@project.photo.save
The very strange behavior that is occuring is that everything is
saved
correctly,
EXCEPT
@project.photo.project_id = @project.id
What is perplexing about this is that the project_detail saves the
@project.id,
and basically the photo and project_detail model are pretty much the
same.
The photo model uses :has_attached_file with Paperclip, if that is at
all relevant.
Would appreciate any thoughts, or suggestions as to how I may be able
to track this
down.
Cheers,
Jet
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