I am newbie to Ruby, Rails and Rails Admin. I came to know about scopes in ActiveRecord. I want to apply scoping to associations at the time of editing a record using the Admin interface.
Example: I have a model named Post. A post is created by some User. A user can be an admin or a normal user distinguished by relational column is_admin. At the time of creating/editing a post using the Rails Admin interface, we have to allow selection from normal user list.
I have created scope normal_users for ActiveRecord User
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
scope :normal_users, -> { where(is_admin: false) }
end
class Post < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :user
rails_admin do
edit do
configure :user do
# _____________ ? what goes here so that only normal users are listed.
end
end
end
end
Now how can I use this 'normal_users' scope in the belongs_to association in the Post so that the dropdown for the field user in the Post resource lists only the normal users.
I have seen examples filtering associations/scopes in Rails. But I do not know how to use/configure this in Rails Admin.
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