On 25-Jun-07, at 11:50 AM, Elmar Schraml wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I''ve set up an association for a 1:n-relationship, totally
standard
> stuff.
> However, I sometimes get an error "Association XY not found, maybe you
> misspelled it?" when loading a view that makes use of the association
> (only something simple like <%= cur_book.author.<some property of
> author> (contrived example, but I really only do the simplest standard
> stuff).
>
> The trouble is, I get this error maybe 20% of the time, but it happens
> for all associations, no matter which models are involved. Normally it
> works, so I don''t think it has anything to do with settting up the
> association, table names etc. But it still happens often enough that I
> can''t use associations, and have to resort to doing searches for
the
> associated objects in the view, which is really ugly.
>
> Has anybody else witnessed this kind of thing (I did a search, but
> couldn''t find anything about it).
>
> Thanks,
> Elmar
Elmar, I suggest you tail -f your development log - you may have a
mysql (or other db) connection error - or some entirely different
exception.
If you have done this, then we can help out more easily with more
symptoms - including mvc/controller/view code. But since this bug
seems random is smells like infrastructure.
Cheers,
Jodi
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