First, would take your filter there and put it in a named scope.
named_scope finished_versions, { :joins => :status, :conditions =>
{ :statuses => { :name => 'Finished' }}, :order =>
'versions.created_at }
then just need
@version.finished_versions.apply_scopes( :search => ...
On May 19, 2:38 am, Pete <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have a <table-plus> defined on a separate page, with conditions
> applied within, i.e. My controller contains:
>
> @version = Version.find(:all, :joins => :status, :conditions =>
> { :statuses => {:name => 'Finished'}}, :order => 'versions.created_at
> DESC', :limit => 50)
>
> and the dryml code -
>
> <table-plus with="&@version" fields="application, application.owner,
> created_at" without-search-form>
> <empty-message:>There are no applications</empty-message:>
>
> </table-plus>
>
> This works fine as is.........
>
> I need the :conditions to be applied, but I also want to be able to
> search the table - sorting is not soo important, but I really want to
> implement the Search function, but do not know how to implement
> apply_scopes in this context, and cannot find any combined examples
> such as this?
>
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