Rails - Feb 2011 - Rails3 newbie - Question regarding multiple joins and finder methods

Hello all

I''ve encountered a weird difficulty...I wonder what am I doing wrong..

I have three models:
User,Assignment,Idea
The User has many assignments and each assignments belongs to Idea.
I have also defined has many through relations on User (ideas) and on
Idea (users) -- through assignments...

The database is populated with the needed data..

I am using this to query the models..
@out = User.joins(:ideas,:assignments =>
[:user,:idea]).includes(:ideas,:assignments => [:user,:idea]).find(1)


The result contains a User object with ideas array (has_many) with one
Idea object but its empty (all attributes are nil)...  It also
contains an assignments array  (has_many) with one Assignment object
but the reference to the Idea (belongs_to) is null.. (user_id,idea_id
do exist and have correct value)
It is like the join is not performed..

BTW- The console shows that the JOIN is performed.

What is wrong?

Thanks in advance
Afik





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