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...t;user_name">Name</label><br/> <%= text_field ''user'', ''name'' %></p> <label for="user_password">Password:</label><br /> <%= text_field :password, :size => 40 %><br /> <label for="user_password_confirmation">Confirm Password:</label><br /> <%= text_field :password_confirmation, :size => 40 %><br /> <!--[eoform:user]--> The error message is: ===================== User billy was NOT created. 3 errors prohibited this user from being saved There were problems w...

...b:12 And I fill in "password_confirmation" with "Lmmsoht" # features/ step_definitions/webrat_steps.rb:12 Could not find field: "password_confirmation" (Webrat::NotFoundError) The test passes if I prepend "user_" to the field name ie. "user_password_confirmation". Same applies to the ''given_names'' field. Is this a bug or am I making an incorrect assumption on how things are supposed to work? TIA, JohnM -- "I''m not dumb. I just have a command of thoroughly useless information" - Calvin & Hobbes

Hi, I have a form for user registration. In that form there are fields for password & confirm_password. Now in my database there is column corresponding to password field. Now at clicnt side I want to validate equality of password & confirm_password field. How to do that? I have downloaded one password validator plugin & tried to used it. But it requirs two seperate fields in

Here is an example that seems perfect for Ajax that I have not seen implemented nor can figure out how to do it. I am hoping someone can give me some pointers. On the sign-up page, I would like to do my validations (password length, username uniqueness,etc ) Ajax-style. But if all validates, then redirect to the success page. The combining of redirection to a new page with Ajax is throwing me.

Is there an addition to the Rails Recipe or the method in AWDWR to allow a user to change his/ her password? I have put something together that does all the work again - mostly because I''m not sure how to leverage on methods like ''password='' that are defined in the model. Has anyone got a ready sample that I could learn from? Right now, I''m basically

...put id=\"user_password\" name=\"user[password]\" size=\"20\" type=\"password\" value=\"newpassword\" /></div><br/>\n<label for=\"password_confirmation\">Confirm Password:</label>\n<br/>\n<input id=\"user_password_confirmation\" name=\"user[password_confirmation]\" size=\"20\" type=\"password\" value=\"wrong\" /><br/>\n<label for=\"user_email\">Email:</label>\n<br/>\n<input id=\"user_email\" name=\"user[email]\" size=...

Hey guys & ladies! I''ve got the following relationship which i''m trying to get accepts_nested_attributes to work with. But when i submit my form, it looks as if its expecting a Company object, rather than an array of companies. which really doesn''t make sense considering its a has_many :relationship. So what i''m after, is a way to

...<p> <label for "user_name">Name:</label> <%= form.text_field :name %> </p> <p> <label for="user_password">Password:</label> <%= form.password_field :password %> </p> <p> <label for="user_password_confirmation">Confirm:</label> <%= form.password_field :password_confirmation %> </p> <p> <label for="user_access">Access:</label> <%= form.check_box :access, "admin", "user" %> </p> <%= submit_tag...

Newb here. I have a form and a value that is being displayed ... and I have no idea where the value came from. I have done a <%= debugger; '''' %> in the form and, indeed, the debugger stops at the statement. I have tried to trace through the code to see where the value came from ... and I gave up. So ... what in Rails initializes the fields of a form? -- Posted via