It looks like you’re not outputting your errors on your view.
If you go to your terminal/command line and try the following:
type ‘rails c’ to enter the rails console. Here we go do a quick bit of
testing to see if the errors are being captured.
type ‘user = User.new’, this’ll output a new User object.
type ‘user.errors’ If it returns Nil then you have a different problem
otherwise it’s a case of just displaying your errors.
In your view you could do something like…
<% end %>
I hope that helps.
I was sending the errors to the view from the controller. I found out
that
since the errors where not from the base model (User) so it wasn’t
displaying them. Once I added them to the base using errors.add(:base,
“Error”), it started displaying the errors.
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