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> Note that you can have multiple associations into the same table using
> and :class_name option.  So for example
> class Something
>   belongs_to :give, :foreign_key => "give_id", :classname => "Widget"
>   belongs_to :take, :foreign_key => "take_id", :classname => "Widget"
>
> Have a look at the Rails Guide on ActiveRecord Associations for more
> information.


Thanks. I always wonder why I do things more complicated than 
necessary... ;)

soichi

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