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...ed for each feature using the following code: > > <%= start_form_tag :action => ''by_feature'' %> > <% for feature in @features %> > <input type="checkbox" > id="<%= feature.id %>" > name="feature_ids[]" > value="<%= feature.id %>" >> <%= feature.name %><br /> > <% end %> > <%= submit_tag "Sort" %> > > What I want to do is display only those restaurants that contain ALL > the features checked by the use...

I am trying to decide between two different database architectures for an application to manage properties. For capturing the property features, I have two options: a single model/table with all the features as fields, or a set of joined models - property, feature, feature data. (see attached ERD diagram) OPTION A Properties name address has_pool has_doorman has_etc. (a bunch of values, not all

Janne Hyvärinen wrote: > Something seems to be wrong with cpu.c CPU detection code. When I > compile things with MSVC all instructions except FMA is detected as > missing, even though they are present in my CPU. That of course results > in awful performance. What Windows version and CPU was this? Erik -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Erik

Hello, I have an issue. I have a users table (id,name) Eg. 1, cmircea Another table called features (id,feature) Eg. 1,hair colour; 2,eye colour; 3,interests Another table called attributes (id,feature_id,attribute) Eg. 1,2,blue; 2,2,green; 3,2,black 3,3,computers; 4,3,music; 5,3,reading How do I make the connection between users and attributes table? So basically I want to set for every user