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A process has a Request, then after approval, an Order is created. At last, the customer gets a PaymentRequest for the orders he made.
In the Request, there is a project_id, so in request model:
belongs_to :project
The Order model is connected to a Request:
belongs_to :request
And every PaymentRequest:
has_many :orders
What should I do in the PaymentRequest model and other models so I would be able to get the project from Request?
So I would like to do something like:
PaymentRequest.where("requests.project_id = ?").joins(???)
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asked Mar 24 at 15:27
Noam B.Noam B.
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A process has a Request, then after approval, an Order is created. At last, the customer gets a PaymentRequest for the orders he made.
In the Request, there is a project_id, so in request model:
belongs_to :project
The Order model is connected to a Request:
belongs_to :request
And every PaymentRequest:
has_many :orders
What should I do in the PaymentRequest model and other models so I would be able to get the project from Request?
So I would like to do something like:
PaymentRequest.where("requests.project_id = ?").joins(???)
ruby-on-rails
asked Mar 24 at 15:27
Noam B.Noam B.
1,17941326
add a comment |
A process has a Request, then after approval, an Order is created. At last, the customer gets a PaymentRequest for the orders he made.
In the Request, there is a project_id, so in request model:
belongs_to :project
The Order model is connected to a Request:
belongs_to :request
And every PaymentRequest:
has_many :orders
What should I do in the PaymentRequest model and other models so I would be able to get the project from Request?
So I would like to do something like:
PaymentRequest.where("requests.project_id = ?").joins(???)
ruby-on-rails
asked Mar 24 at 15:27
Noam B.Noam B.
1,17941326
A process has a Request, then after approval, an Order is created. At last, the customer gets a PaymentRequest for the orders he made.
In the Request, there is a project_id, so in request model:
belongs_to :project
The Order model is connected to a Request:
belongs_to :request
And every PaymentRequest:
has_many :orders
What should I do in the PaymentRequest model and other models so I would be able to get the project from Request?
So I would like to do something like:
PaymentRequest.where("requests.project_id = ?").joins(???)
ruby-on-rails
ruby-on-rails
asked Mar 24 at 15:27
Noam B.Noam B.
1,17941326
asked Mar 24 at 15:27
Noam B.Noam B.
1,17941326
edited Mar 24 at 15:34
Noam B.
asked Mar 24 at 15:27
Noam B.Noam B.
1,17941326
asked Mar 24 at 15:27
Noam B.Noam B.
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PaymentRequest.joins(orders: :request).where("requests.project_id = ?", some_id)
or as suggested by Frederik:
PaymentRequest.joins(orders: :request).where(requests: project_id: some_id )
answered Mar 24 at 15:48
Sajad RastegarSajad Rastegar
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or maybe even.where(requests: project_id: some_id )
– Frederik Spang
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PaymentRequest.joins(orders: :request).where("requests.project_id = ?", some_id)
or as suggested by Frederik:
PaymentRequest.joins(orders: :request).where(requests: project_id: some_id )
answered Mar 24 at 15:48
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or maybe even.where(requests: project_id: some_id )
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PaymentRequest.joins(orders: :request).where("requests.project_id = ?", some_id)
or as suggested by Frederik:
PaymentRequest.joins(orders: :request).where(requests: project_id: some_id )
answered Mar 24 at 15:48
Sajad RastegarSajad Rastegar
86221426
2
or maybe even.where(requests: project_id: some_id )
– Frederik Spang
Mar 24 at 15:53
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PaymentRequest.joins(orders: :request).where("requests.project_id = ?", some_id)
or as suggested by Frederik:
PaymentRequest.joins(orders: :request).where(requests: project_id: some_id )
answered Mar 24 at 15:48
Sajad RastegarSajad Rastegar
86221426
PaymentRequest.joins(orders: :request).where("requests.project_id = ?", some_id)
or as suggested by Frederik:
PaymentRequest.joins(orders: :request).where(requests: project_id: some_id )
answered Mar 24 at 15:48
Sajad RastegarSajad Rastegar
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answered Mar 24 at 15:48
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or maybe even.where(requests: project_id: some_id )
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or maybe even.where(requests: project_id: some_id )
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