Ruby on Rails

Michael Pavling wrote:
>
> Overloading method_missing is probable to cause more problems than it
> fixes :-)

I know - it is a very VERY temporary solution to get peace to do real
fixing. :-)

> You only need to fix the missing associations one at a time; get a
> MissingUser in there and all the nil users will disappear. Then if you
> discover another nil association, create the MissingModel for that.

Yup it is a very neat solution, that I will adapt to. Thanks

- Carsten
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