I have a Store model that has_many Products. I need to allow the users to filter on certain conditions in the products. For example, products at the store that cost more than $50. I am planning on getting the parameter in the controller and modifying the product collection. I have experimented with a few things, but I think there is probably an elegant solution out there. I want to be able to filter and then call the collection using: store.products, since this is in a shared view. I have tried replacing the products with a new collection, but rails automatically modifies the database (store.products = filtered_products). I dont want it to save as this is just going to be a read. Is there an easy way that I can pass conditions in store model to get the products I want in the controller and then call the collection using store.products in the view? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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