Thanks for the reply Sergio. It did point me in the right direction
where I had 'b' as one of the columns in the a_controller, instead of
a_b.
Now all updates work fine except when I remove an association between
a and b. Say I remove a value "b3" associated with "a1", in the a_b
table, the value for b_id is changed to NULL instead of deleting this
row. In other words, the association is not destroyed, but one of the
values is changed to NULL.
How do I configure this to destroy the row in the join table, rather
than storing the id as NULL?
Thanks,
PK
On Nov 15, 3:30 am, "Sergio Cambra .:: entreCables S.L. ::."