Sunday, July 5, 2015
Hello Colin these are the results I got
>Try
>Role.where(id: user.roleid).select("role_name")
#<Role:0x000000061d80e8>An invalid value. As I stated in my question this is similar to <% rolename = Role.select("role_name").where(id: user.roleid) %> but "where" and "select" are inter changed. So same invalid value.>Or even better
>user.role.select("role_name")
private method `select' called for nil:NilClass
Wouldn't work in my case because, I think it requires an Association between user and role table. And there Must be a field on both tables named "role_name". Which doesn't exist
>Though I have to ask why you need to do the select? Why not just use
>Role.where(id: user.roleid).role_name
undefined method `role_name' for #<Role::ActiveRecord_Relation:0x00000005ff4218>
>or again even better
>user.role.role_name
undefined method `role_name' for nil:NilClass
This also need same field name role_name in both tables which doesn't exist.
Thank you
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