Hmmm the scope may indeed solve the collection problem but how do I
integrate it with a page that already has another collection?

On Mar 9, 3:56 pm, Bob Sleys <[email protected]> wrote:
> Have you though about using a scope and sql to do all this for you?  I do
> something similar but not quite as complex but I would thing you could use
> sql to aggregate the numbers you need.
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> Here is where I find all materials that are loaded for a building.  This is
> in the materials model and I pass to it in controller where a need a
> collection of all building materials the building I'm interested in ie
> @building_materials = Material.for_building(@material.building)
>
>   scope :for_building, lambda { |b|
>     where("building_id = ?", b.id).
>         order(:name)
>   }
>
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> On Friday, March 9, 2012 9:44:30 AM UTC-5, Scorpio wrote:
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> > 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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