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...s three properties title - a straight db field, open_for_search - a method which returns yes or no site_search - which is a list of codes based on a has_many relationship so our api accepts a title and a list of sites creates object A with object = Object.new object.title = thetitle sites = Site.find_all_by_whatever([whatever]) object.save object.sites << sites Then because sites were added after the object was created we do object.ferret_create If we do Object.find_by_contents(''title:thetitle AND site_search:sitecode'') we get nothing If we do Object.find_by_contents(''...

> Have you tried it to make sure it actually works? Yep, it works. > What I would do in your situation is to modify the show action > on those controllers so that they don''t take the id from the URL> > but from the session. That way somebody accessing "/account/show" > or "/transaction/show" can only see their own details, and nobody

I have a working Rails app with several related tables, but can''t find an answer to this question in the Dave Thomas Rails book. Imagine for example: table departments with columns: id, department_name table employees with columns: id, department_id, employee_name and of course the employees table has a constraint foreign key (department_id) references departments(id) So this is