Rails - Mar 2006 - How to access atributes from a join table?

I have a table "domains", "users" and a join table of
"domains_users"
which has the domain_id, user_id as well as a userlevel_id attribute.

I know that in the model User class I can set the value of this 
attribute with a function that calls: 
domains.push_with_attributes(domain, :userlevel => 1)

but how do I access the userlevel field so that I can use it later on?

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Am Sonntag, den 19.03.2006, 18:06 +0100 schrieb Todd S.:
> I have a table "domains", "users" and a join table of
"domains_users"
> which has the domain_id, user_id as well as a userlevel_id attribute.
> 
> I know that in the model User class I can set the value of this 
> attribute with a function that calls: 
> domains.push_with_attributes(domain, :userlevel => 1)
> 
> but how do I access the userlevel field so that I can use it later on?
Whenever you load related objects through the association accessor
methods like e.g. @domain.users, the join attributes are available in
the returned objects.

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