Ok.. here is a StackExchange post on this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28007639/rails-nested-attributes-and-has-many-through-associations-not-showing-fields-fo It has my Models etc.

Cool, I would love to see a video on acts_as_list

Oh of course. If you look at your routes, there is no `POST` paths there. I think you can change the `resources :like` to be singular instead like this: `resource :like` and that will help. In e...

Thanks for your suggestions!

I think your second post outlines a pretty good storage mechanism. You obviously want to actually make that a database backed model with a `company_id` on it so you don't have to make up the metric...

Fake it. Use data tags in your HTML and when one of the options are clicked, Javascript fills out the hidden fields in the form using the data tags on the element that was clicked. Display the d...

So you'll need a join table between Movies and Users. Something like `UserMovie` is a standard naming scheme for that. You could also give them a name like `Favorite`. In essence you'll do this:...

Yep! relevant links for this: https://www.reinteractive.net/posts/158-form-objects-in-rails http://robots.thoughtbot.com/activemodel-form-objects

I've got these models: ```ruby class Firm has_many :funds end class Fund belongs_to :firm has_many :investments end class Investment belongs_to :fund has_many :investment...

I think that's because on the index you want an array of records, but on show you just want a single record. When you pass in the array into policy_scope, it's going to call the `.where(company_...

Although, I suppose that's best for role-based if a company has consistent roles and scopes users need. For item-based, a vaguer table would serve better: ```ruby class UserConnection belong...

Ha! That will do it. :)

Haha! Glad it's working for you. I think you're right about the join table not needing a primary key, but I think when you do that in Rails, it assumes you don't create a model for it. Since we're ...

ok, now I could edit the file. As I haven't registered a domain name yet, I used 'localhost' for server_name. Thanks Chris, Anthony

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In addition to this, I was wondering what could be the idea for allowing a user to view and edit an item based on his/her email being part of the attribute (eg. assign_to). Is pundit appropriate ...