Ruby on Rails

Colin Law wrote in post #1166568:
> If I understand correctly then possibly you will want a join model
> called something like attendance where
> user has_many attendances
> user has_many events through attendances
>
> event has_many attendances
> event has_many users through attendances
>
> attendance belongs to event and belongs to user.
>
> What on earth is an activism_co_user?
>
> Colin

As in does it need some form of id within the attendance model - I'll
have to create a separate table for it. I just need the traditional db
properties that you might use in this instance.

:attendances

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