Thursday, May 21, 2015
I have a parent table. And associated with that parent table is two possible addresses, a primary one and/or an alternative: (has_many and accepts_nested_attributes_for).
Rather than creating a second addresses table, I have used a flag, address_type to distinguish primary from alternative, which will apparently only be useful if I can create a condition on fields_for
But now as I explore and research more, seems that I cannot create a condition on fields_for addresses, type => 'alternative' or 'primary'.
I want to utilize Rails associations... Should I just create tables: primary_addresses and alternative_addresses?
Thanks,
Liz
-- Rather than creating a second addresses table, I have used a flag, address_type to distinguish primary from alternative, which will apparently only be useful if I can create a condition on fields_for
But now as I explore and research more, seems that I cannot create a condition on fields_for addresses, type => 'alternative' or 'primary'.
I want to utilize Rails associations... Should I just create tables: primary_addresses and alternative_addresses?
Thanks,
Liz
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