连接表上的 Default_scope

发布于 2024-10-28 03:06:01 字数 764 浏览 1 评论 0原文

我有一个如下所示的模型设置：

class User
  has_many :items
  has_many :words, :through => :items
end

class Item
  belongs_to :user
  belongs_to :word

  default_scope where(:active => true)
end

class Words
  has_many :items
end

我遇到的问题是 default_scope 没有应用于以下关联：

 user.words

而不是这个 SQL：

SELECT `words`.* FROM `words` INNER JOIN `items` ON `words`.id = `items`.word_id WHERE ((`items`.user_id = 1)) AND ((`items.active = 1))

我在日志中得到这个 SQL：

SELECT `words`.* FROM `words` INNER JOIN `items` ON `words`.id = `items`.word_id WHERE ((`items`.user_id = 1))

我认为这是因为默认值范围适用于常规模型及其子关联，但不适用于连接表。

让连接表范围在关联之间工作而不需要指定它的正确Rails方法是什么？有吗？

原文

I've got a model setup like the following:

class User
  has_many :items
  has_many :words, :through => :items
end

class Item
  belongs_to :user
  belongs_to :word

  default_scope where(:active => true)
end

class Words
  has_many :items
end

The problem I'm having is that the default_scope is not being applied to the following association:

 user.words

Instead of this SQL:

SELECT `words`.* FROM `words` INNER JOIN `items` ON `words`.id = `items`.word_id WHERE ((`items`.user_id = 1)) AND ((`items.active = 1))

I get this SQL in the logs:

SELECT `words`.* FROM `words` INNER JOIN `items` ON `words`.id = `items`.word_id WHERE ((`items`.user_id = 1))

I figure this is because the default scope works for a regular model and its child association, but not for join tables.

What is the correct Rails way to get a join table scope to work between associations without needing to specify it? Does one exist?

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终陌 2024-11-04 03:06:01

在 #ruby-on-rails 的 dfr 的帮助下找到了答案。

在User类中，将has_many关系设置为：

 has_many :words, :through => :items, :conditions => { "items.active" => true }

这是因为虽然User和Word之间存在habtm join关联，但是在调用user.words时并没有真正加载Item模型。因此，您必须将范围应用于用户模型内的关联。

希望对某人有帮助。

Figured out the answer with the help of dfr from #ruby-on-rails.

In the User class, set the has_many relation to be:

 has_many :words, :through => :items, :conditions => { "items.active" => true }

This is because although there is a habtm join association between User and Word, the Item model is not actually loaded when user.words is called. Therefore you have to apply the scope on the association within the User model.

Hope that helped someone.

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