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Get current_user id in model
2019 Community Moderator ElectionAccess current_user in modelAccess to current_user from within a model in Ruby on RailsAccess Devise's current_user in ModelHow do I not use current_user in the modelgetting current_user in any model in railsHow to use concerns in Rails 4rails model before_update can't access current_userRails model behavior involving current_usercurrent_user not working in User model. I'm using DeviseHow to get current_user in Rails 5 API with DeviseHow to save current_user email and show it to the user?
How to get the current user id in model like post.
def read?
if self.users.ids.include? @current_user
'read'
else
'unread'
end
end
If i am trying to use as @current user it not takes. Even passing through controller?
ruby-on-rails devise
asked yesterday
RajkumarRajkumar
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How to get the current user id in model like post.
def read?
if self.users.ids.include? @current_user
'read'
else
'unread'
end
end
If i am trying to use as @current user it not takes. Even passing through controller?
ruby-on-rails devise
asked yesterday
RajkumarRajkumar
314
What's your goal to know id of current user in model?
– mechnicov
yesterday
Why not passing the id as argument?read?(current_user.id)?
– Зелёный
yesterday
@mechnicov to check if he visit the post page or not
– Rajkumar
yesterday
It's out of model logic
– mechnicov
yesterday
1
Possible duplicate of Access current_user in model
– ray
yesterday
|
show 3 more comments
How to get the current user id in model like post.
def read?
if self.users.ids.include? @current_user
'read'
else
'unread'
end
end
If i am trying to use as @current user it not takes. Even passing through controller?
ruby-on-rails devise
asked yesterday
RajkumarRajkumar
314
How to get the current user id in model like post.
def read?
if self.users.ids.include? @current_user
'read'
else
'unread'
end
end
If i am trying to use as @current user it not takes. Even passing through controller?
ruby-on-rails devise
ruby-on-rails devise
asked yesterday
RajkumarRajkumar
314
asked yesterday
RajkumarRajkumar
314
asked yesterday
RajkumarRajkumar
314
asked yesterday
RajkumarRajkumar
314
asked yesterday
RajkumarRajkumar
314
314
What's your goal to know id of current user in model?
– mechnicov
yesterday
Why not passing the id as argument?read?(current_user.id)?
– Зелёный
yesterday
@mechnicov to check if he visit the post page or not
– Rajkumar
yesterday
It's out of model logic
– mechnicov
yesterday
1
Possible duplicate of Access current_user in model
– ray
yesterday
|
show 3 more comments
What's your goal to know id of current user in model?
– mechnicov
yesterday
Why not passing the id as argument?read?(current_user.id)?
– Зелёный
yesterday
@mechnicov to check if he visit the post page or not
– Rajkumar
yesterday
It's out of model logic
– mechnicov
yesterday
1
Possible duplicate of Access current_user in model
– ray
yesterday
What's your goal to know id of current user in model?
– mechnicov
yesterday
What's your goal to know id of current user in model?
– mechnicov
yesterday
Why not passing the id as argument?
read?(current_user.id) ?– Зелёный
yesterday
Why not passing the id as argument?
read?(current_user.id) ?– Зелёный
yesterday
@mechnicov to check if he visit the post page or not
– Rajkumar
yesterday
@mechnicov to check if he visit the post page or not
– Rajkumar
yesterday
It's out of model logic
– mechnicov
yesterday
It's out of model logic
– mechnicov
yesterday
1
1
Possible duplicate of Access current_user in model
– ray
yesterday
Possible duplicate of Access current_user in model
– ray
yesterday
|
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It is not possible to get current_user in the model unless you pass it from the controller.
answered yesterday
Tashi DendupTashi Dendup
216
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Helpers method are not directly accessible inside model, to access it you would need to explicitly call it it like this -
current_user = ApplicationController.helpers.current_user
But i would suggest you to pass current_user as an argument in method like this -
class MyModel < ApplicationRecord
#current_user = ApplicationController.helpers.current_user
def read?(user)
return self.users.ids.include?(user) ? true : false
end
end
So that it would be convenient way to use this method
obj = MyModel.first
obj.read?(current_user)
answered yesterday
GabbarGabbar
4,4402418
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It is not possible to get current_user in the model unless you pass it from the controller.
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It is not possible to get current_user in the model unless you pass it from the controller.
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It is not possible to get current_user in the model unless you pass it from the controller.
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Helpers method are not directly accessible inside model, to access it you would need to explicitly call it it like this -
current_user = ApplicationController.helpers.current_user
But i would suggest you to pass current_user as an argument in method like this -
class MyModel < ApplicationRecord
#current_user = ApplicationController.helpers.current_user
def read?(user)
return self.users.ids.include?(user) ? true : false
end
end
So that it would be convenient way to use this method
obj = MyModel.first
obj.read?(current_user)
answered yesterday
GabbarGabbar
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Helpers method are not directly accessible inside model, to access it you would need to explicitly call it it like this -
current_user = ApplicationController.helpers.current_user
But i would suggest you to pass current_user as an argument in method like this -
class MyModel < ApplicationRecord
#current_user = ApplicationController.helpers.current_user
def read?(user)
return self.users.ids.include?(user) ? true : false
end
end
So that it would be convenient way to use this method
obj = MyModel.first
obj.read?(current_user)
answered yesterday
GabbarGabbar
4,4402418
add a comment |
Helpers method are not directly accessible inside model, to access it you would need to explicitly call it it like this -
current_user = ApplicationController.helpers.current_user
But i would suggest you to pass current_user as an argument in method like this -
class MyModel < ApplicationRecord
#current_user = ApplicationController.helpers.current_user
def read?(user)
return self.users.ids.include?(user) ? true : false
end
end
So that it would be convenient way to use this method
obj = MyModel.first
obj.read?(current_user)
answered yesterday
GabbarGabbar
4,4402418
Helpers method are not directly accessible inside model, to access it you would need to explicitly call it it like this -
current_user = ApplicationController.helpers.current_user
But i would suggest you to pass current_user as an argument in method like this -
class MyModel < ApplicationRecord
#current_user = ApplicationController.helpers.current_user
def read?(user)
return self.users.ids.include?(user) ? true : false
end
end
So that it would be convenient way to use this method
obj = MyModel.first
obj.read?(current_user)
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What's your goal to know id of current user in model?
– mechnicov
yesterday
Why not passing the id as argument?
read?(current_user.id)?– Зелёный
yesterday
@mechnicov to check if he visit the post page or not
– Rajkumar
yesterday
It's out of model logic
– mechnicov
yesterday
1
Possible duplicate of Access current_user in model
– ray
yesterday