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...to validate > from data on the fly. > > The DOM is dynamically modified as the user enters form data. Form fields > are wrapped with span elements which can be styled using CSS. > > See the readme.txt file for more info. > > You can get it here: http://rubyforge.org/projects/railsrtv/ >

Hi, I''m writing my own FormBuilder and I wanted to put an asterisk or something next to any required fields. The Builder has access to the AR object, is there any method I can call on the AR object that will tell me whether or not a particular field is required? Failing that, can I access the complete list of validations so I can look through it for instances of

Hi, I''m successfully using the realtime_form_validation plugin from http://railsrtv.rubyforge.org/ However, my forms contain collections, as described in the AWDWR book. Basically my form looks like this. 2004 2005 2006 Question 1 12 13 15 Question 2 9 11 13 I have the following code to generate ids for my input fi...

What are some good ways of doing validation with AJAX in Rails (with Prototype/Scriptaculous)? I have some Ajax.InPlaceEditors, and I would like the page with the editors on it to display errors if the data given is e.g. too short, too long, wrong format... Ideally, this should be DRY in regard to the validators. A related question: is there any way of DRY between the database table field

hi all can any body tell me how to javascript validation in ruby on rails for form field thnx in advance

Hello, I''m trying to implement this. The problem that I am having is that the form submits via an Ajax call and I can figure out how to get the validation code to return false if something failed validation. Below is the link to the webpage but I see nothing on how to have it call a function when everything is valid.

I have posted this previously also but haven''t received any help. So, if somebody could look into it and guide.. I want to validate the extension of files that I am uploading. Like I want only the doc/pdf files to be uploaded.. Thanks in advance. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.