In rails 1.2.6 the following works fine:
class Promotion < ActiveRecord::Base
def self.find_by_name(name)
super(name.upcase.strip)
end
end
so if the db contains a promotion with name ''PROMO1'' then
Promotion.find_by_name(''pRoMo1'') > a valid promotion
in rails 2.0.1 Promotion.find_by_name(''pRoMo1'') > nil
I guess I can''t override the default find_by_xxx methods in rails 2 -
but why? Should I not be doing this? I haven''t spotted anything in
the release notes.
Any insight appreciated.
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