Max Williams wrote:
> Hi Saurabh
>
> Yes, it does seem that the "Answers is not valid" error message is
> default, in the sense that nothing that i am doing is causing it, and
> i'd like to remove it as you say. The fact that the error message is
> identical to what i would get from "validates_associated :answers" makes
> me think it's something to do with that but i may be wrong.
>
> The weird thing is that i don't usually get this in my other classes
> that have has_many associations. I also don't get it in this class for
> the association with assets, which is also has_many. For example. if i
> invalidate an associated asset, or an associated question_asset (which
> is the join between question and assets) then the question doesn't mind,
> and is still valid.
>
> So, it seems like a deviation from the normal behaviour.
Hi Max,
Have you tried the following in your model:
def after_validation
# Skip errors that won't be useful to the end user
filtered_errors = self.errors.reject{ |err| %w{ model name
}.include?(err.first) }
self.errors.clear
filtered_errors.each { |err| self.errors.add(*err) }
end
Hope this help.
Regards
Saurabh
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