Hello guys!
Question:
Views should be "dumb" and models should deal with db queries...
but what if you have a situation like so
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
def has_relationship_with?( other_user )
!relationships.find_by_other_user_id( other_user.id ).nil?
end
end
and then in your view:
<%= "Display this message" if @user.has_relationship_with?
(@other_user) %>
Is it cool to call model methods which, in turn, query the db within
the view or is there a better way of implementing this?
Thanks
ASH
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