This is a typical typo error:
@post = Post.joins(:customers).select("customers.*,posts.*").find params[:id]
# should be:
@post = Post.joins(:customer).select("customers.*,posts.*").find params[:id]
#^^ no plural
Because you defined the relation like this (using singular):
# Post model
belongs_to :customer
Some stuff to know:
- In the
joins/includesmethod, always use the exact same name as the relation - In the
whereclauses, always use the pluralized name of the relation (actually, the table’s name, which is by default the model name in plural but can also be manually set)
Examples:
# Consider these relations:
User has_many :posts
Post belongs_to :user
# Usage of joins/includes & where:
User.includes(:posts).where(posts: { name: 'BlogPost #1' })
#^ ^
Post.joins(:user).where(users: { name: 'Little Boby Table' })
#^^ ^
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