Closed zuernBernhard closed 10 years ago
Reffering to the example I assume the following situation:
There is a Product Model as Super Class and A Pen Model as Subclass.
There are 2 Instances: Pen with id = 3 and Product with id = 2 and product_id = 3 (The Pen)
Now I want to Delete them from the Database with an URL like:
product/2/delete
In the corresponding controller-method I do:
Product.destroy(2)
Now the Product is deleted but the Pen still exists in the Database.
I can get around that with:
product = Product.find(params[:id]) specific_product_model = product.as_product_type.classify.constantize specific_product_model.destroy(product.product_id) Product.destroy(product.id)
Is that right ? Do I really have to do it that way ?
Fixed in master branch
hzamani
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10 years ago hzamani
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10 years ago
Reffering to the example I assume the following situation:
There is a Product Model as Super Class and A Pen Model as Subclass.
There are 2 Instances: Pen with id = 3 and Product with id = 2 and product_id = 3 (The Pen)
Now I want to Delete them from the Database with an URL like:
product/2/delete
In the corresponding controller-method I do:
Product.destroy(2)
Now the Product is deleted but the Pen still exists in the Database.
I can get around that with:
product = Product.find(params[:id]) specific_product_model = product.as_product_type.classify.constantize specific_product_model.destroy(product.product_id) Product.destroy(product.id)
Is that right ? Do I really have to do it that way ?