I'm almost done fighting with my logging model and i've got an IP
details page where a collection if filtered as follows
def ip
self.this = IpLog.where(:logged_ip => params[:ip])
end
I've created a custom collection that shows the dates actions and all
the stuff I need just the way I need it but above that collection I'd
like to have something like a subsection "Users that have logged in
with this ip" (not spot on English but you get what I mean hopefully)
Idealy I'd like there to be 4 columns in that subsection
Name | Last Login| First Login | Number of times logged in
technically the base collection already has that info as it has every
action from that ip so I just kinda need to filter this base
collection and count it. I know how to do a rails count but filtering
in a collection tag _ABOVE_the base collection while keeping the base
intact is a problem. So is counting with Hobo (Man... that sounds like
a kids book "Counting with Hobo" nvm- off-topic ). I'm concerned about
filtering so that it keeps the good data below the secondary
collection as it is.
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