You can use a Proc as argument. Something like this.
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I am finding it hard to do some validation with my custom made validator. Here it is: class SomeValidator options:max record. Errors:baggage {:max => flight.
Max_allowance} end Where flight is the other model, and max_allowance is the number I want to read. This doesn't work of course. Any suggestions?
Ruby-on-rails ruby ruby-on-rails-3 validation activerecord link|improve this question edited May 14 '11 at 11:27 asked May 13 '11 at 23:27shime68711 100% accept rate.
You can use a Proc as argument. Something like this: validates :baggage, :some => {:max => Proc. New{|record| record.flight.
Max_allowance}}.
Now I got this error: comparison of BigDecimal with Proc failed – shime May 14 '11 at 13:14.
Fixed this with: validator class: class SomeValidator record.flight. Max_baggage record. Errors:baggage true end maybe not the smartest way but it works :D thanks for your help fx.
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