Is there a better way to do this?

Rails
1

Im trying to update a ‘default’ field in a model to false, only rows
that belong to a specific user
the idea is to have only one default per user in that table… this is
how im doing it

def default
@neighborhood = UserNeighborhood.find(params[:id])
@neighborhoods = UserNeighborhood.find(:all,:conditions =>
[“user_id = ?”,current_user.id])
@neighborhoods.each do |neighborhood|
neighborhood.default = 0
neighborhood.save!
end
@neighborhood.set_as_default
@neighborhood.save!
redirect_to user_user_neighborhoods_path(current_user)
end

is there a better way?

2

I answered my own question… just FYI

def default
  @neighborhood = UserNeighborhood.find(params[:id])
  UserNeighborhood.update_all('user_neighborhoods.default = 0',

[‘user_id = ?’,current_user.id])
@neighborhood.set_as_default
@neighborhood.save!
redirect_to user_user_neighborhoods_path(current_user)
end