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...echnoweenie, I''ve written a small plugin which also stores versions of associations. It''s early and experimental at the moment, but does work. For example: class Article < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :images has_and_belongs_to_many :categories acts_as_versioned acts_as_versioned_association :images acts_as_versioned_association :categories end So now the Article model is versioned as usual, but also the associated images and categories are saved with each version too. There''s more on my blog post, and feedback would be very welcome. http://livsey.org/articles/2006/06/0...

Hello, I have been looking for documentation for acts_as_versioned_association and can''t really find any. I have acts_as_versioned_working properly but want to change to acts_as_versioned_association. Do I need to create a 3rd table to use as a reference or is it all done behind the scenes and all I need to do is add the plug-in and: acts_as_versioned acts_as_versio...

I''ve spent the weekend giving my acts_as_versioned_association (or version_association for short now!) some much needed attention. Unit tests have gone from a shameful 150 lines to well over 700 now - around 1:3.5 code to test ratio. There''s still probably a lot which needs testing, but it should be a lot better now. It''s a fairly major u...

Greetings! I''m attempting to use the act_as_versioned plugin to provide versioning functionality for my rails app, but can''t think my way through this: How can you use act_as_versioned to perform versioning on a HABTM join table? It is easy to see how to do so for join models (:has_many :through) but not so for the join table. I want to use act_as_versioned to maintain

Hello there, I need to build an audit trail system for an application. So far I have been looking at acts_as_versioned and acts_as_versioned_association plugins. I am having troubles getting the second one to work. Any how, do you have any suggestions about how to build a robust audit trail? Thanks, Roland -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

I''m working on a simple product catalog. Products have user defined attributes, such as: color, size, weight. More attributes can be added at any time. Since these attributes are not known ahead of time, they cannot be created as columns. My table structure (simplified): products -------- id name attrs -------- id name product_attrs -------- id attr_id value And some sample code: ##