Hi,
parent_id is the default name for the self-reference foreign key. What
is the convention for naming the second parent id, the third?
Thanks!
gk
Hi,
parent_id is the default name for the self-reference foreign key. What
is the convention for naming the second parent id, the third?
Thanks!
gk
On 7/4/06, Gene K. [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
parent_id is the default name for the self-reference foreign key. What
is the convention for naming the second parent id, the third?Thanks!
gk
Acts_as_tree uses a parent_id, but there is no need for a second or
third
parent id since each object has only one parent. each parent can then
have
a parent for as many generations as you like, all using the parent_id
field. If something belongs to more than one parent directly, then you
should use HABTM or has_many :through
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