Is it possible to have a has_many :through on top of another has_many
:through?
So, A has_many B through => C. Can I then use that has_many relationship
to
create another has_many :through? A has_many D through => B? (assuming D
has_many B, of course)
-Nathan
On 4/13/07, [email protected] [email protected] wrote:
Is it possible to have a has_many :through on top of another has_many
:through?
So, A has_many B through => C. Can I then use that has_many relationship
to create another has_many :through? A has_many D through => B? (assuming D
has_many B, of course)
-Nathan
I actually tried this last night, but I could not get it to work like
this.
Instead I ended up using has_many with :finder_sql but this is less
than
ideal aswell since you loose a log of methods on it.
If you come up with anything I would also like to know
Cheers