Right, but that approach also means that I will be using all reviews for
all users.
The only reason I'm going through the hassle of trying to make it
dynamic is so that I could further segment the reviewers. So instead of
saying X reviewers would buy it again, I could get closer to X reviewers
in your age group would buy it again or X reviewers in your area, etc.
etc.
Tom Z Meinlschmidt wrote:
> easiest and fastest way is to keep number of reviews in column in
> product table... then simple add :order => 'reviews_count desc' in your
> Product.find()
>
> tom
>
> Robert Scott wrote:
>> belong_to their respective products.
>>
>> So my question is this:
>> How can I structure a query so that I can order products based on the
>> number of people who would purchase it again?
>>
>> It'd be alot easier for me, and probably my server, if I just kept a
>> running count of those in the actual product record, but I'm trying to
>> keep it dynamic so that I can create custom reviewer sets elsewhere.
>>
>> Thanks in advance for any direction.
>
>
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