Sean,
Rails 2.0.x allows you to use hashes in conditions, even for nil
attributes, so you could refactor that like so:
count(:conditions => {:unsubscribed_at => nil, :subscriber_list_id
=> subscriber_list.id })
Is there a way to say "NOT NULL"?, e.g.
:condition => ["unsubscribed_at IS NOT ? AND subscriber_list_id = ?",
nil, subscriber_list.id]
I tried this:
:conditions => {:unsubscribed_at => !nil, :subscriber_list_id =>
subscriber_list.id }
I also tried replacing !nil with true and 0, but without success.
Thanks,
Drew
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