similar to: validates_acceptance_of weirdness

I had to add a check box indicating that a user accepted certain terms to a page. So, I put in a ''validates_acceptance_of :terms'' line into the appropriate model and added a checkbox to my view. Everything works as expected in my web browser. However, my functional tests still pass and I didn''t add or change anything to them. I was expecting to have to add another

I''m having some difficulties getting validates_acceptance_of to work. No matter whether I tick the checkbox for my terms and conditions on my form, it will not submit it and shows my error message. in my model i have: validates_acceptance_of :agree_to_terms, :message => "" in my view i have: <%= error_message_on :user, :agree_to_terms, "You must agree to the

Hi Why does a failed "validates_acceptance_of" create a hidden input in the view? cheers, jason --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ruby on Rails: Talk" group. To post to this group, send email to rubyonrails-talk-/JYPxA39Uh5TLH3MbocFFw@public.gmane.org To unsubscribe from this

Hi, I''ve a question concerning validates_acceptance_of method. Documentation says that the validated attribute is a virtual one, without a field in db. But when I add such an attribute to my form (say check_box(:xyz, :agreement)), it''s passed in params[:xyz][:agreement], but not assigned when calling Xyz.new(params[:xyz]), probably because corresponding field

Hello I have a problem with relationship with belongs_to - has_one and with error_message_on I have splitted one huge table users into two tables user and profile. In users I''m keeping main fields like id,email,password and in profile there are the rest of fields. Table users: id,email,password Table profiles: id,user_id,publicname, and more ... My models are: - user.rb has_one

Hello all I would like to overload the error_message_on method in the ActiveRecordHelper module in order to emit a span tag instead of a div tag. I try to achieve this by way of plugins: Under vendor/plugins I''ve made a error_messages_on_fix directory, containing init.rb like this: --- require ''active_record_helper_fix'' --- ..and a lib directory with

Hi, in my app, using the error_message_on form helper like this: <label for="user_name">User name:</label> <%= error_message_on ''user'', :name %> <%= f.text_field :name %> generates the following error: undefined method `errors'' for :user:Symbol I am using edge revision 5813 and the simply_helpful plugin. Is there a way to fix this?

Hi, I would like to put a checkbox on a form where the input field is a variable rather than a field in a model. The normal way (with a model) would be: <%= check_box(''client'', ''accept'', {}, "1", "0") %> But since accept is a variable @accept and model client will not be there, how do I make a check box work? Regards, Paul

Hello, I am having trouble displaying a check box which must be checked but hasn''t been. I would like it to be highlighted as in a scaffolded view but the hidden check box field which is generated by the check_box helper is also highlighted, and the text next to it loses its styling. My code follows. Should I get cleverer with the CSS or write my own check_box helper which

Hello all. I''ve got the following in my model: class Individual < ActiveRecord::Base validates_presence_of :first_name, :last_name, :street, :city, :state, :zip validates_acceptance_of :AZ_resident, :message => "You must be an Arizona resident." end The AZ_resident field is present and defined as boolean (PostgreSQL 8.1), but validation will not occur.

Hello all. Am I going totally nuts here and just want to check (Natch!) something. A normal check_box has two value posssibilities. One for checked and one for unchecked, the value gets submitted with a form. The check_box_tag on the other hand, has a checked_value (Called just ''value'') and for the unchecked value...nothing, zip, nada. This means that if you submit a form with

My organization has a policy against "installing software downloaded from the Internet." There is a waiver procedure, but it is difficult and lengthy. It is much easier to get approval to purchase software, even if it is a CD copy of open-source. However, a search on r-project.org didn't seem to show any way of obtaining the distribution in this way. Any clues would be

My organization has a policy against "installing software downloaded from the Internet." There is a waiver procedure, but it is difficult and lengthy. It is much easier to get approval to purchase software, even if it is a CD copy of open-source. However, a search on r-project.org didn't seem to show any way of obtaining the distribution in this way. Any clues would be

Hi, I have this in my form <%= check_box_tag(@accept, value = "1", checked = false) %> Which puts a nice checkbox on my form but when I try to retrieve the value that is returned, which I expect to find in @accept, there is nothing. How do I check the returned value? Thanks, Paul Thompson

How would I set up a model stub so that <%= error_messages_for ''some_model'' %> doesn''t complain? I started going down this road: @some_model.stub! (:errors).and_return(ActiveRecord::Errors.new) but it seems like a long, hopefully uneccessary road. Cheers, Michael

I have a collection of check_box_tags that look like the following: <% for item in @items %> <%= check_box_tag "item[item_ids][]", item.id, false, {:onchange => remote_function(:url => update_items_path, :with => "''items='' + escape(value) "} %> <%= item.name %> <% end %> My question is, how do I send all of the current

Hi there A user can place an ad with various attributes via a form; however, I want the user to check a box signifying that they''ve read the terms and conditions for use of the site. So the ''terms'' is not an attribute of the Advertisement model. I could check that the user has ticked the box in my controller but would like to bundle this up with the validation

I declare some checkboxes : <%= check_box_tag ''offers[]'', offer.id , @params[:offers].include?(offer.id.to_s) ,:readonly=>true %> the result is : <input checked="checked" id="offers[]" name="offers[]" readonly="readonly" type="checkbox" value="1" /> But readonly doesn''t work ??? -- Posted

I have a select_tag in my view that uses options_for_select with multiple = true. I am having trouble figuring out the Rails way to create and update that field. Please help. Models: ------------- Service has_many AccessControl AccessControl belongs_to Service application.rb ------------------------- $types = Array["Athens", "htpasswd", "IP", "None",

On 1/4/06, John Indra <ji.milist@gmail.com> wrote: > However, it doesn''t work for me. Following your article, I change my I have found the source of the problem. I follow the solution provided by http://blog.teksol.info/articles/2006/01/03/belongs_to-user-interface-take-ii It''s a nice solution, however it contains typo :) There is indeed no error_messages_on method,