hm...
This looks ugly, but can it be done on the view like <table-plus
with="&this.all.map..."> ?
TF
On 10/5/11 11:24 PM, Donald R. Ziesig wrote:
Hi Tiago,
hobo_index Document.all.map { |d| d.review_required? }
*undefined method `default_order' for #<Array:0xb38ca844>*
I think this was the same error I got during one of the iterations
where I manually filtered the output of Document.find(:all) into an array.
Don Z.
On 5/10/2011 6:16 PM, Tiago Franco wrote:
Hi Donald,
How about: Document.all.map { |d| d.review_required? }
It's not fast, but unless you can map the review_required logic into
SQL, this might be the way to go.
Thanks,
TF
On 10/5/11 11:10 PM, Donald R. Ziesig wrote:
Hi everyone!
I have a model (Document) which presents a non-table-column
attribute "review_required?". I need to be able to filter the input
to hobo_index and/or table-plus such that only the records with a
true value are displayed.
The review_required? attribute is a relatively complex function of
the children of the Document model that would be extremely tedious
and error-prone to replace with a pre-calculated table column.
What works:
hobo_index Document
and
<table-plus fields="this, review_required?" without-search-form param/>
Produces a nice list of documents
Document Review Required
doc 1 Yes
doc 3 No
doc 4 No
doc 6 Yes
etc.
So I am sure the review_required? attribute works.
What doesn't work:
I have tried numerous ways of filtering the output of Document.
Document.find(:all, :conditions=> ... ) doesn't work because
review_required is not field in the table.
Document.review_required(true) doesn't work because it doesn't
recognize the method review_required (its there).
I have tried many variations on this theme, including adding a
second method review_required without the ?, but all fail for the
same reason.
Document.apply_scopes(:review_required => true) same failure, can't
find review_required. Grasping at straws here.
I used the output of Document.find(:all) to create an array of the
records that meet the criterion, but hobo_index fails because the
array is not a finder.
Help anyone! :-[
Don Z.
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