I have a strange situation happening with meta_search. This is a little
bit
specialized as I am using two named scopes (added to meta_search’s
search_methods) which do a distance search. Curious if anyone has an
idea
before I start delving into the gem itself to track down. Individually
each
returns a result (the same record), which is what I expect. But when
they
are both submitted in a search I get 0 matches.
(rdb:1) self.bands.search(:bands_with_location_near=>[“San Francisco”,
“10”]).first.id
9694
(rdb:1) self.bands.search(:bands_with_gig_location_near=>[“San
Francisco”,
“10”]).first.id
9694
(rdb:1) self.bands.search(:bands_with_location_near=>[“San Francisco”,
“10”], :bands_with_gig_location_near=>[“San Francisco”, “10”]).count
0
These are the named scopes being used. The results above make no sense
to
me.
scope :bands_with_location_near, lambda {
|array_address_and_radius_miles|
address,radius_miles =
array_address_and_radius_miles;
Account.joins(:band_profile,
:location)
.where(“locations.idIN (?)”,
Location.near(address,radius_miles,‘Account’).all.map(&:id))
}
scope :bands_with_gig_location_near, lambda {
|array_address_and_radius_miles|
address,radius_miles =
array_address_and_radius_miles;
Account.joins(:band_profile,
:gigs => [:venue => :location])
.where(“locations.id IN
(?)”, Location.near(address,radius_miles,‘Venue’).all.map(&:id))
}