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2006 Nov 04
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Need help with iterating through a ''find'' result
...mber entries. I do this all the time in Perl.. I plan to index the
hash to get the status as I iterate through the forums in the view. So I''m
trying to do something like this:
def list
@forums = Forum.find_by_user(@session[''user''].id)
forummembers = ForumMember.find_by_userid(@session[''user''].id)
forummembers.each {|fm| @forummember[fm.forumid] = fm}
@userid = @session[''user''].id
end
But ruby won''t let me use the ''.each''. I''m hoping you will be able to follow
what I''m trying to do...
2006 Nov 04
0
Basic Q: Please help with iterating through an AR.find result
...mber entries. I do this all the time in Perl.. I plan to index the
hash to get the status as I iterate through the forums in the view. So I''m
trying to do something like this:
def list
@forums = Forum.find_by_user(@session[''user''].id)
forummembers = ForumMember.find_by_userid(@session[''user''].id)
forummembers.each {|fm| @forummember[fm.forumid] = fm}
@userid = @session[''user''].id
end
But Ruby tells me the method ''each'' is missing! Can anyone tell me why? I
thought the .find returned an array of objects, wh...