let's say there are 2 models.
user model:
has_many :posts
post model:
belongs_to :user
has_many_attached :files, dependent: :destroy
what I want is simply all files of the user. something like:
has _may :post_files , through: posts, class_name: "XXX"
or any other way which can give me all the files of the user.
so I want all files of all posts which belong to the user. like user.post_files
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`has_many_attached :files` actually sets to has_many relationships: `has_many :files_attachments` and `has_many :files_blobs`, you could use those has_many relationships to use on your user's has_many :through relationship.
El jue., 5 sept. 2019 a las 2:57, Navid Farjad (<ad...@onesurgery.com>) escribió:
--let's say there are 2 models.
user model:
has_many :posts
post model:
belongs_to :user
has_many_attached :files, dependent: :destroy
what I want is simply all files of the user. something like:
has _may :post_files , through: posts, class_name: "XXX"
or any other way which can give me all the files of the user.
so I want all files of all posts which belong to the user. like user.post_files
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