Ashley Williams wrote:
> You'd have to have some polymorphic columns in an "actions" table,
> something like:
>
> id #=> 1
> comment_id #=> 15
> favourite_id #=> nil
> user_id #=> 10
> created_at #=> Wed Dec 17 03:14:41 0000 2008
>
> Then you can do something like:
>
> Newsfeed.all(:conditions => { :user_id => 1 }, :include => [:comment,
> :favourite], :limit => 25)
>
> �At least I THINK that'd work, but I think it would � something
> similar anyhow! :)
>
> On Wed, Dec 24, 2008 at 5:16 PM, Dave Amos
Thanks, duh, that makes sense to me. I just created the database, and
now I'm going to start writing methods that connect everything with the
actions table so I can get some data in there.
I have a performance-related question. I don't think it'd be too
demanding to ask the action table "show me everything this user has
done" because it's just a :conditions => [:user_id = 1}. How crazy is it
to ask the actions table "show me every time someone else favorites or
comments on my recipe"? I believe this is possible with the actions
table you have laid out, but will it take a while to grind out of the
database?
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