> I was thinking more along the lines of
> @baby_names = BabyName.find( :all, :conditions => { user_id =>
> current_user.id } )
> to get all of them, or
>
> @baby_name = BabyName.find(params[:id], :conditions => { user_id =>
> current_user.id }) if params[:id]
Hi all, I actually couldn't get this approach to work so I did something
which I think amounts to the same thing, potentially better?
For the actions where I just need one baby name, e.g. show - I do this.
@baby_name = current_user.baby_names.find(params[:id])
For the actions where I need many baby names, e.g. index - I do this.
@baby_names_boys = current_user.baby_names.boys(:order => 'position')
Just want to check that's an ok way to do it (perhaps it's the best way
to do it) before I work on moving them to named_scopes in the model?
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