Here's an example:
Class Store < ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :employees
end
Now when I create an employee like so:
employee = Employee.new(attributes)
and then two stores like so:
store1 = Store.new(employees: [employee])
store2 = Store.new(employees: [employee])
it changes the store_id on开发者_C百科 the employee to store 2, getting rid of the association with store1. How do I make sure that only one employee can be assigned to one store?
Try using .build syntax:
So in the create action (I'm assuming this is coming from an employee new action, and that the stores have already been created.) do something like this:
#this is the id of whatever store... maybe its a nested resource so it would be something like
#@store = Store.find(params[:store_id])
@store = Store.find(id)
@employee = @store.employees.build(params[:employee])
Also be sure you have a belongs_to in your employees model.
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