Saturday, December 27, 2014
Hi,
Fistly, dont create a model with the name "Attribute". Some of the rails core methods uses "attributes" . Use something like "custom_attributes" .
Next, to make a model belong_to different models on the same foreign_key, Make sure you use polymorphic-associations in rails.
On Sat, Dec 27, 2014 at 6:47 AM, fmh <aphitec@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,--
It's possible to do this :
models:
- product has_many attributes
- user has_many attributes
- other_model has_many attributes
model attribute belongs to
- product , but the foreign_key is not product_id but the mode name (Product) stored in table attributes(id, name, model)
- user , but the foreign_key is not product_id but the mode name (Product) stored in table attributes(id, name, model)
I want associate the attributes model with whole model and not with single record.
thx
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