I''m reading Rails Recipes, for the precision the recipe 52 that speak
about ''Making your own Rails plugin''. The question, so stupid,
is that i
don''t understand wath do the code
def self.search(query, fields, options = {})
find :all,
options.merge(:conditions => [[fields].flatten.map { |f|
"LOWER(#{f}) LIKE :query"}.join('' OR '' ),
{:query => "%#{query.to_s.downcase}%"}])
end
I think that:
- query: is the text i search
- fields: are the fields of Post in witch i search
- options: ?
And then the command is a quite complicated for me, so i don''t
understand what it do. Thanks so much to all.
--Reis
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Say you had a table, people, with fields: firstname, lastname, address,
suburb, city, etc.
Person.search ''Nic'', [:firstname, :lastname]
will return results like:
Person(:firstname => ''Nicholas'', :lastname =>
''Williams'', ...)
Person(:firstname => ''St. Nicholas'', :lastname =>
''Claus'', ...)
Person(:firstname => ''Reis'', :lastname =>
''Supernice'', ...)
options are the rest of the find options you might like to include, say:
{:order => ''lastname, firstname asc''}
Cheers
Nic
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Dr Nic wrote:> Say you had a table, people, with fields: firstname, lastname, address, > suburb, city, etc. > > Person.search ''Nic'', [:firstname, :lastname] > will return results like: > Person(:firstname => ''Nicholas'', :lastname => ''Williams'', ...) > Person(:firstname => ''St. Nicholas'', :lastname => ''Claus'', ...) > Person(:firstname => ''Reis'', :lastname => ''Supernice'', ...) > > options are the rest of the find options you might like to include, say: > {:order => ''lastname, firstname asc''} > > Cheers > NicThanks so much Dr Nic! --Reis -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.