On Nov 10, 1:25 pm, Nicholas Young <[email protected]>
wrote:
> First off, I want to apologize if this topic has been previously
> addressed on the list. I looked, but could have missed it.
>
> I'm trying to run a subscription site, and have created a Subscription
> resource. I now have a table that holds a user_id, sub_user_id, and
> expiration (in UTC.) I've constructed a query (that doesn't blow up!)
> in my application controller that should check if a user's
> subscription is valid:
>
> def check_subscription(current_user_id, content_owner_id)
> @subscription = Subscription.find(:all,
> :conditions => { :user_id =>
> current_user_id,
> :sub_user_id =>
> content_owner_id,
> "((expiration> ?))" =>
> Time.now.utc })
>
Somewhat offtopic, but how is the bit with a placeholder working? I
just tried it against 2.3 and got an error about 'wrong number of bind
variables".
--Matt Jones
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