I found a definition of might_have that helps me out.
might_have” means the foreign table has the ID from my table, but with either zero or one objects (not multiple). Thus, it has the same linkage as “has_many” and the same usage as “has_a”. https://library.calvin.edu/devdocs_project/doku.php
If that definition is accurate?
So if it has the same linkage as has_many, I get why the code was treating it like a has_many with the multi=1, and then was just trying to pull out the single value at the end.
I found a definition of might_have that helps me out.
might_have” means the foreign table has the ID from my table, but with either zero or one objects (not multiple). Thus, it has the same linkage as “has_many” and the same usage as “has_a”. /library. calvin. edu/devdocs_ project/ doku.php
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If that definition is accurate?
So if it has the same linkage as has_many, I get why the code was treating it like a has_many with the multi=1, and then was just trying to pull out the single value at the end.
Josh