patmaddox · October 18, 2011 19:34
diff --git a/1example.coffee b/1example.coffee
 model = new ModelWithCollection()  # add some stuff to a collection
 child = model.collection().at(0)
 child.set foo: 'bar'
 model.save()     # this doesn't trigger a save because the model doesn't know it's dirty
diff --git a/2question.txt b/2question.txt
 So how do I get the model to actually save after the child has been changed? Do I need to 
 have the model subscribe to its collection's change event, and then it marks itself as dirty?
	model = new ModelWithCollection() # add some stuff to a collection
	child = model.collection().at(0)
	child.set foo: 'bar'
	model.save() # this doesn't trigger a save because the model doesn't know it's dirty
	So how do I get the model to actually save after the child has been changed? Do I need to
	have the model subscribe to its collection's change event, and then it marks itself as dirty?