Hi,
I have the following 3 models. User , Relationship_type, and Link.
User
has_many :relationship_types
Relationship_type
belongs_to :users
has_many :links
Link
belongs_to :relationship_type
The Link model has a column :partner. I'd like to find all partners
of a user so I'd like to say in User model
has_many :partners
:through => :relationship_type, :link
but that creates errors. How can I do this to be able to say
something like userA.partners .
Similarly, how can I do the reverse, getting all users that link to a
partner , e.g. partnerA.users?
In addition, how can I get to User from Link, to say something like
linkA.user ?
Thanks.
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