Monday, February 18, 2013
Hi
I have a model, let's call it entry, that belongs to a user. The user and the entry also belongs to a company.
Can I add a condition on the belongs_to relations to check this?
Something like:
belongs_to :assigned_user, class_name: "User" , conditions: { company_id: company_id }
This doesn't work because company is set on the Entry in the create action, like this:
def create
...
@entry.company = current_user.company
....
And current_user is the Devise helper and not available in the model.
So, can I achieve this somehow?
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