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I have two models, TreeNode and User. Each user has_one TreeNode, which is the root of the tree.

class TreeNode
  acts_as_tree
  belongs_to :user
end

class User
  has_one :tree_node
end

I would like to have this setup so that rails will make the association so that I can do something like

User.first.tree

instead of

User.first.tree_node

How would one go about doing something like this?

+2  A: 
has_one :tree, :class_name => "TreeNode"

Keep in mind, this assumes a foreign key called user_id in the tree_nodes table.

Edit: If that doesn't work, you might need to specify the foreign key (:foreign_key => :user_id), but I don't think so.

Matt Grande
Thanks, that works! I knew there was any easy way to do it.
Bryan Ward