Yes, there is a 'good practice' way involving callbacks class Post before_validation_on_create :set_language protected def set_language self. Language ||= self.user. Language if self.
User end end Then, you can user.posts. Create(:text => "blah") or post. Create(:text => "fewf").
Yes, there is a 'good practice' way involving callbacks. Class Post before_validation_on_create :set_language protected def set_language self. Language ||= self.user.
Language if self. User end end Then, you can @user.posts. Create(:text => "blah") or post.
Create(:text => "fewf").
Excellent thats brilliant. – robodisco Apr 13 '10 at 7:53.
I would just make a create_post function in the user model: def create_post(text) posts. Create(:text => text, :language_id => language_id) end then just call it where ever you need.
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