Rails get all items from all orders -

@ orders.closed_today is an array of all orders closed for today.

How can I get all the items for this?

i.e. @Itms = @order.closed_tayday.itms

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update reports html

  & lt; % @items = Item.in_orders (@ Orders.closed_today)%>   
 item model  
  scope: in_orders, lambda {| Order | Where ('in order_id (?)', Orders.map (& id) .join (','))}    
 
 
 Simple: Map items.  
  @items = @order.closed_tod.l (: include = & gt;: item) .map (& amp;; item)   
 This will give you:  
  = & gt; [[Item 1, Item 2], [Item 2, Item 3]]   
 To get exclusive items:  
  @order.close_toded. L (: included =>: items) .map (and: items). Flaten.Yinek   
 It is not a permanent way of bringing related items; N + 1 Performance Problems Be Careful  
 More generally, you should do something like this:  
  area of ​​square item: closed_tode, joins (: order) & amp;   
 And just call:  
  Item.closed_today