Owners has_one :widget and Widgets belongs_to :owner. When creating a new widget, I'm giving the option for the user to specify the owner by using a drop down select. The select is populated by pulling a list of owners.
What would be the best way to populate the select with owners who do not have a widget? I'm assuming my controller would look something like this for Widgets: -- def new @widget = Widget.new @widgets = Widget.find(:all) @owners = Owners.find(:all, :conditions => '...this is where I go blank...') end -- I'm assuming that it has to go in some kind of condition. Am I supposed to run the owners find through some sort of block to validate for each widget I've found in @widgets? Thanks as always for any help in advance. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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