1. Radrails is a product, not a programming language or framework.
2. controller should get your results
@table1 = Table1.find(:all)
@table2 = Table2.find(:all)
@table3 = Table3.find(:all)
3. your rhtml view should then display them in tablular form using standard
HTML tags.
<table>
<% @table1.each do |t| %>
<tr>
<td><%=t.first_name %></td>
<td><%=t.last_name %></td>
<% end %>
</table>
Rails is just like any other scripting language when it comes to the view
parts... you have an object and you display it''s data using the <%=
%> tag
syntax simliar to ASP and JSP.
If none of this makes sense, you need to stop what you''re doing and get
a
book, preferably the Agile Web Development with Rails book.
Hope that helps... good luck!
On 5/5/06, SIX-S <sixs@ida.net> wrote:>
> Hi,
> I am learning Radrails and want to tie the web project all together by
> displaying 3 tables linked together.
> I want to select one item from the main table, and then link to the other
> two tables. they will be linked by the key of the first table.
> It seems that I should create a rhtml in a main table or should I just
> copy the list.rhtml created by the generator scaffold?
> I might not make any sense, but I hope I do
> Jim
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