I've managed to get the event to fire now, but what I get from STDOUT is
0.0
So I guess that means I'm not receiving a string from input.
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before_validation :convert_hours
protected
def convert_hours
STDOUT << hours
if hours && hours =~ /:/
hrs, mins = hours.scan( /(\d*):(\d*)/ ).first
self.hours = ( hrs.to_f + ( mins.to_f / 60.0 ) ).round(4)
end
end
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However, the validation that triggers:
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validates :hours, :presence => true, :numericality => { :greater_than =>
0, :less_than => 12 }
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States that Hours is not a number.
So where is this 0.0 coming from? Is it even possible to get this value
as a string if it's a Decimal in the database?
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