Create a select with HABM
Felipe Pieretti Umpierre
in projects I want to show all users that was associated to the project.
I have try with this:
<%= select( "user", "id", Project.all.collect { |p| [ p.name, p.id ] } )
%>
But only show all my projects, but Iz don't know who show only the user
in a determinated project.
class Project < ActiveRecord::Base
has_attached_file :image, :styles => { :medium => "300x200>", :thumb
=> "100x100>" }
has_many :item
has_and_belongs_to_many :users
belongs_to :category
belongs_to :color
belongs_to :icon
# kaminari
# https://github.com/amatsuda/kaminari
paginates_per 6
end
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
has_and_belongs_to_many :projects
end
Thank you for the help.
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Colin Law
> Hello, I have two tables with association HABM, projects and users, and
> in projects I want to show all users that was associated to the project.
If you have a project in @project for example, then to get all the
associated users you just use
@project.users
That is the magic of Rails.
I suggest that you work right through a good tutorial such as
railstutorial.org (which is free to use online), then you will get a
grasp of the basics of Rails.
Colin
Colin Law
Also have a look at the Rails Guide on Associations, and all the others in fact.
Colin
Felipe Pieretti Umpierre
>
>@project.users
>That is the magic of Rails.
This magic I already know, but my question was, I want to show All user
associated in a project in a select tag.
But I don't know if I make a each in @project.users and do a each or has
something already done with rails.
Colin Law
>>Colin,
>>
>>@project.users
>>That is the magic of Rails.
>
> This magic I already know, but my question was, I want to show All user
> associated in a project in a select tag.
>
> But I don't know if I make a each in @project.users and do a each or has
> something already done with rails.
Sorry I misread what you wanted, I will replied again to the original mail
Colin
Colin Law
> Hello, I have two tables with association HABM, projects and users, and
> in projects I want to show all users that was associated to the project.
>
> I have try with this:
>
> <%= select( "user", "id", Project.all.collect { |p| [ p.name, p.id ] } )
> %>
>
> But only show all my projects, but Iz don't know who show only the user
> in a determinated project.
The code you have will show all projects because you have specified
Project.all. I don't understand exactly what you want to show. Do
you want the users to appear in a select box or what? Do you have a
particular project? Is it in a variable? Please be a bit more
specific about what you want to see on the page.
Colin
Felipe Pieretti Umpierre
I have a model Project, in my projects I can create items, in this
project I can Select various user, that will be available in my items to
distribute that users that I select to make part of my project.
But when I try to make a select of all users that are in this project, I
can't because I don't know very well rails yet, and don't know if have
something already done or I will have to improvise.
Thank you again
Eddie Lau (http://36613.me)
You have two select drop down, and u want the second one contains only the users which belongs to the selected project in the first select drop down ?
3dd13
developer
http://3dd13.me
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Colin Law
Please don't top post, it makes it difficult to follow the thread.
Insert your comments at appropriate points in previous message.
Thanks
Also by completely removing the previous message here you have lost
all context so nobody finding this in the future will know what the
post is about.
> Hello Colin, thank you for Ur attention.
>
> I have a model Project, in my projects I can create items, in this
> project I can Select various user, that will be available in my items to
> distribute that users that I select to make part of my project.
>
> But when I try to make a select of all users that are in this project, I
> can't because I don't know very well rails yet, and don't know if have
> something already done or I will have to improvise.
Previously you showed a select that used Project.all to get the
projects to display. Now you say you have a particular project (let
us assume, since though I asked you did not answer the question) that
it is in @project. Then all you have to do is use a select similar to
the one you already had, but use @project.users instead of
Project.all. Obviously you have to change the contents of the collect
block also as it will be receive users instead of projects.
How are you getting on with working through railstutorial.org? You
should be well on the the way through it by now. If you had completed
it you would not have needed to ask this question.
Colin