Hi Walter,
Thanks for your comments.
>
> def create -> same for def submit too
>
> respond_to do |format|
> if PARAM matches so and so
> DEPENDING on params this gets routed to different page
at any point here do you instantiate a new instance of your model,
assign the params to it, and try to save it? Until you try to save, your
validations won't fire.
>> I didn't instantiate a new instance of my model. When i try to instantiate
@record = Record.new(params[:record])
fires an error "wrong number of arguments ( 1 for 0) "
I have removed the default new definition, as i thought i dont need
it(im not storing the info in a DB, but processing the form data)
> else
> format.html { redirect_to records_url}
> format.json { head :no_content }
> end
> end
>
> end
>
> Should i write my controller differently to handle the errors?
You might want to look at a vanilla scaffold controller and see how it's
done canonically before you reinvent the wheel. There are separate
create and update methods for a reason.
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