Hi Guys - Ran into this while working on a project. Now, default scope works fine for most of the stuff but it also has a secret to itself which I didn't realize (my bad).
Lets consider two cases, one in which default scope affect is realized and other one in which it isn't.
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class ModelNotAffected < ActiveRecord::Base
attr_accessible :name, :is_deleted
default_scope where(:is_deleted => 0)
end
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class ModelAffected < ActiveRecord::Base
attr_accessible :stall, :is_active
default_scope where(:is_active => 1)
end
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How ?
ModelNotAffected.new({:name => 'Spider Man'})
# => {:name => 'Spider Man', :is_deleted => 0}
# This is what u kind of want
ModelAffected.new({:stall => Art Works''})
# => {:stall => 'Art Works', :is_active => 1}
# This might not be the case. There might be some condition which would make the stall as is_active
Well note that how default scope affects model initialization.
Thanks
Lets consider two cases, one in which default scope affect is realized and other one in which it isn't.
------------
class ModelNotAffected < ActiveRecord::Base
attr_accessible :name, :is_deleted
default_scope where(:is_deleted => 0)
end
------------
class ModelAffected < ActiveRecord::Base
attr_accessible :stall, :is_active
default_scope where(:is_active => 1)
end
------------
How ?
ModelNotAffected.new({:name => 'Spider Man'})
# => {:name => 'Spider Man', :is_deleted => 0}
# This is what u kind of want
ModelAffected.new({:stall => Art Works''})
# => {:stall => 'Art Works', :is_active => 1}
# This might not be the case. There might be some condition which would make the stall as is_active
Well note that how default scope affects model initialization.
Thanks
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