Stewart wrote in post #989366:
> Hello,
>
> I am using the to_json method to encode models to json. Standard
> stuff. I am using the :include option so that a relation model gets
> added to the encoded json. Again this is fine however the related
> model is a user model that has things like md5 password strings. Whats
> the best way of excluding these fields form the encoding. Here is the
> current line of code that calls the to_json method
>
> format.js { render :json => @shifts.to_json(:include => [ :users ]) }
I believe you want:
@shifts.to_json(:include => { :users => { :except =>[ 'password'] }})
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