I have a User model, which belongs to Profile (belongs_to polymorphic). One model comes in two subclasses, but the profile_type in User always correspond to the parent model.
User < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :profile, :polymorphic => true
SomeProf < ActiveRecord::Base
has_one :user, :as => :profile
SomeDeepProf1 < SomeProf
SomeDeepProf2 < SomeProf
Then:
sdp1 = SomeDeepProf1.new
user = sdp1.create_user
user.profile_type
> 'SomeProf'
Even stating the association in sub开发者_运维问答classes, the profile_type remains SomeProf.
Why does this happen? Is there any way profile_type match subclass and not the parent class?
This happens because the _type
column is supposed to identify the model's table and should not contain data on the model itself - just a reference.
However if you inspect user.profile.type
it should return SomeDeepProf1
.
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