Colin Law wrote in post #1149753:
> On 15 June 2014 09:29, Ronald Fischer <[email protected]> wrote:
> Assuming that you have the relationships setup accordingly (so card
> belongs_to box and box has_many cards or something similar)
Actually I have both (belongs_to in :cards and has_many :cards in box);
would it be sufficient to have only one?
> then to
> get the cards belonging to a certain box you can just use
> @cards = @box.cards
> then to get the id of each box in just use box.id
I see. Thus, applying your suggestion to my case, it would be:
Box.find_by(params[:box_id]).cards.map {|c| c.id }.each do |cid|
# .... Do something with cid
end
But this solution still has the effect of having an array of all the
Cards, so I don't really see an improvement over my original solution.
Or did I miss something?
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