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...without using <find_by_sql> or other ugly tricks. So far, I have managed to do a lot of stuff without it but I decided that I need to learn how it works this weekend! So I need your help to figure that out... I have the following 4 models: class Client < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :client_variations has_many :variations, :through => :client_variations end class ClientVariation < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :client belongs_to :variation end class Variation < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :concept has_many :client_variations, :dependent => :destroy end class Concept &...

...there. The test goes like this: def test_delete_concept #make sure the concept record is present assert_not_nil Concept.find(concepts(:entreprise).id) #make sure the variations record is present assert_not_nil Variation.find_by_concept_id (concepts(:entreprise).id) #find a client_variation first_variation = Variation.find_by_concept_id (concepts(:entreprise).id, :limit => 1) #make sure it is present assert_not_nil ClientVariation.find_by_variation_id (first_variation.id) #delete the record from the DB get :delete_concept, {:concept_id => concepts(:entrepri...

Hi, I have this controller method that I need to test: def link_concept_to_client concept_to_link = Concept.find(params[:concept_id]) # take all the variations for the concept for variation in concept_to_link.variations new_client_variation = ClientVariation.new new_client_variation.client = session[:active_client] new_client_variation.variation = variation new_client_variation.name_fr = variation.name_fr new_client_variation.name_en = variation.name_en new_client_variation.save end flash[:notice]...