On Jul 7, 1:22 pm, "Daniel N" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can't pastie it unfortunately but it. But I believe it goes for any time
> you use a has_many :through relationship with additional data in the join
> table. Without both sides of the join, you can't identify join, and
> therefore don't have access to the extra data.
You identify the join with the id of the join model. Thats the purpose
of using has many though, exposing an actual model. If you could
pastie on example, I could show you how to model it better.
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