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Frederick Cheung wrote:
> If you have a has_many you can do tips.build(...) but with belongs_to
> and has_one you need to call build_tip instead
>
> Fred

Thanks Fred, it works better now. But an have another issue. Now the
data are stored in the database but the column city_it in the table tips
is nil.
Do i have the set it the setter like this?

def tip_attribute=(attribute)
attribute[:city_id] = self.id
build_tip(attribute)
end

Tip model:
class Tip < ActiveRecord::Base
attr_accessible :min,:max,:city_id

has_one :city

validates_numericality_of :min, :only_integer => true
validates_numericality_of :max, :only_integer => true
end

It does work if I do this, but is it the correct way to do it? should it
be filled automaticly by active record?

Greg
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