Ruby on Rails

On 20 March 2015 at 06:17, Роман Ярыгин <330850@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello! Please help with trouble (I think it must be obvious solution)
>
> I have code for displaying main menu:
>
> @main_menu = Page.where(active: true).arrange(order: :position)
>
> It grabs all nodes with active parameter is set to true. But if the parent
> node for some children is set to active:false, they connects to grandparent
> node, and so on. How to avoid this behavior, so if parent node is excluded
> then all children nodes become excluded too?

I think you will need to explain the associations between the models
for us to understand the question. Then explain exactly what is not
happening as you want.

Colin

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