So this functionality isn''t supported natively in Rails 3 (or any
versions before that for that matter) But I had found a work around
via this blog post:
http://geoff.evason.name/2010/04/23/nested-has_many-through-in-rails-or-how-to-do-a-3-table-join/
This didn''t work on Rails 3 because it wasn''t able to properly
build
the query from the join with symbols. I was however, able to get it to
work using a singular symbol for the model relation to the child, and
then manually writing the SQL from the next nest up. Is this the most
efficient way to go? Or am I missing something here?
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