Change displayed column name in Rails validation messages – The Pug Automatic
I recently wanted to change how a database column name is represented in validation messages. Case in point: I wanted the "email" column to give error messages like "E-mail address must be valid". I poked through the Rails code, and it turns out this is very simple. The method seems underdocumented/underblogged though, so I thought I'd write it up. What you do is define a human_attribute_name meth
egTheBlog » Custom Validation Messages In Rails, the Clean and Easy Way
Modern Trends in Lifestyle, Technology, & DesignRails rocks, but let’s be honest. If there’s one thing that sucks about it out of the box, it’s validation and error message handling. This is probably one of the most often asked about topics, and I’ve read dozens of tutorials and seen many plugins intent on fixing the issue. So, let’s take a second and recap the problem. You’ve got your model obje
Really easy field validation * Dexagogo
Really easy field validation Here's a form validation script that is very easy to use. Current Version: 1.5.4.1 - 06 Jan 2007 - Demo / Download Instructions The basic method is to attach to the form's onsubmit event, read out all the form elements' classes and perform validation if required. If a field fails validation, reveal field validation advice and prevent the form from submitting. Inclu
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