implemented Ar Chrons idea.
Now I wanted to replace the text fields with select boxes.
They look right and let me select values, but the table fields for
worker_id and course_id
don't get filled: [#
<%= select_tag 'worker_id', options_for_select(Worker.all.collect { |
w| [w.first_name+"
rogi wrote in post #981715:
> Hi There
>
> I have a table for the names of my workers and a table with the
> courses they have attended.
> Now I try to create a join table to see which workers attended what
> courses.
>
Assuming you have completed something like this:
rails g scaffold worker first_
I would do:
1. rails generate model worker [ definition of model attributes ]
2. Modify migration file for workers table as needed
3. Modify app/model/worker.rb to add has_and_belongs_to_many :courses
4. rails generate model course [ definition of model attributes ]
5. Modify migrat
On 15 February 2011 10:50, rogi wrote:
>
> On 15 Feb., 11:29, Lorenzo Brito Morales
> wrote:
>> With Active record , its already link it, i mean, whit @worker.courses
>> you have a collection of what courses has a worker take it.
>> With scaffold is to set up custom code to controller/view/model
With you create the structure of rails, the model part, has just that
part done for you,
if you want to find relationchips, just go with models,, lest say
that you have 3 tables, one for workes and another for courses and the
third that has
one worker and one course,in your manageWorkersCourses.htm
On 15 Feb., 11:29, Lorenzo Brito Morales
wrote:
> With Active record , its already link it, i mean, whit @worker.courses
> you have a collection of what courses has a worker take it.
> With scaffold is to set up custom code to controller/view/model .
I dont now about active record! I mean @work
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