Rails - Aug 2007 - dont know how to use :include

Hi

i have two tables treatmentcategories and treatmentitems. each
category has many items.

i have specified

has_many :treatmentitems in treatmentcategories.rb model and
belongs_to :treatmentcategories in treatmentitems.rb model

in one of my def i am trying to display category with each item. So i
used

@cats = Treatmentcategories.find(:all, :include => :treatmentitems)

but i am getting following error:

uninitialized constant Treatmentcategories::Treatmentitem

output i am looking for is:

cat1
     item1
     item2

cat2
     item1

and so on

please advice

thanks in advance

Ajit


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Ajit wrote:
> belongs_to :treatmentcategories in treatmentitems.rb model
Should be belongs_to :treatmentcategory

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