Thats a good suggestion, but I don't think it will work for me. What I'm trying to do is give users capability to clone a specific record and clone all associations with it as well. The thing is that I have many models and a lot different associations and I don't want hard code them all. I would like to have something dynamic that identifies all the assoc for a specific record and then clones those and ties them to the new parent record created. Sort of like a deep cloning, but without specifying the associations.
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