Ruby on Rails

On 1 February 2012 11:39, Christopher Jones <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
>> If you have a user, current_user for example, then his games will be
>> current_user.games.
>
> At the moment I have under the profile @user.games that should return
> all games associated with that particular user but no results.

In that case the user has no games.

>
> I would like it so that when a new game is added it will associate
> itself with the current logged in user rather than entering the
> username. Would I have to do this as part of the _form.html.erb input
> for games or must this be declared in a model?

Assuming the current user is available as current_user then
current_user.games will return all his games.

As I said if you work through some tutorials and the guides you will
save yourself a lot of time in the long run. Also after doing this
you will look back here at the questions you asked and be embarrassed
:)

Also read up about using the rails console and have a look at the
rails guide on debugging.

Colin

>
> All help will be greatly appreciated.
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