Hi,
im realy new to ror, so my question may be stupid:
in the controller I check if a person who wants to register ist older
than 18 years. If the person isn’t I add an error with
errors.add_to_base($USER_ERROR_VOLLJAEHRIG).
I’m having trouble with the validation of each select field that is
provided by date_select, because I can’t get each selectfield red if it
is empty.
So I thought to put the background of the div that contains the
date-select-fields into red. How can I check if error_messages_for
contains the message that I addes with errors.add_to_base?
Think this is not a nice way. Maby you hav an other solution?
thanks in advance
On 5/13/08, Kim Q. [email protected] wrote:
in the controller I check if a person who wants to register ist older
than 18 years. If the person isn’t I add an error with
errors.add_to_base($USER_ERROR_VOLLJAEHRIG).
I’m having trouble with the validation of each select field that is
provided by date_select, because I can’t get each selectfield red if it
is empty.
You only need to make a validation in the model for the date field.
Rails handles the fact that date_select is seperate fields in the
view.
validates_presence_of :my_date
So I thought to put the background of the div that contains the
date-select-fields into red. How can I check if error_messages_for
contains the message that I addes with errors.add_to_base?
Think this is not a nice way. Maby you hav an other solution?
I’ve never use add_to_base myself, I always want the error to be
associated with the field that caused it.
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