I don''t think an option like this belongs on `validate`. A model is
either
valid (to save) or it isn''t.
I think something like this is probably best written as a gem.
On Monday, June 11, 2012 3:49:45 AM UTC-5, angelo capilleri
wrote:>
> Frequently, I want use some validation with no error that blocks the
> updating or saving process, but give an object with some usefull
> informations to the controller.
> So i thing that a ''notice'' option could be added to
ActiveModel.
> For example
>
> validate :age, :numericality => true, :notice=>true
>
> that not add an error instance inside the object that include ActiveModel,
> but add an notice istance.
> Notice instance is similar to errors but it not blocks the saving process.
> In this way we can use all validation stuff to get a lot of informations
> from our data source, to use in the case of rails in flash message or other
> things.
>
>
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