I'm trying to make sure that my foreign key exist and it's a valid one. Can I somehow use both : validates_presence_of :relation_id & validates_associated :relation ?
My model looks like following :
I'm trying to make sure that my foreign key exist and it's a valid one. Can I somehow use both : validates_presence_of :relation_id & validates_associated :relation ?
My model looks like following :
Pratik wrote:
I'm trying to make sure that my foreign key exist and it's a valid one. Can I somehow use both : validates_presence_of :relation_id & validates_associated :relation ?
My model looks like following :
class Product < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :category validates_presence_of :category_id validates_associated :category
attr_protected :category_id
def validate #errors.add(:category_id, "is invalid") unless Category.exists?(category_id) end end
validates_presence_of :relation_id fails when the @relation is a new ( and valid ) object.
In short, I want the following test to pass :
def test_new_product p = Product.new products(:cream).attributes c = Category.new :name => "Facial"
assert c.valid? p.category = c assert p.valid?
p.category = nil assert !p.valid? end
You want
validates_presence_of :category validates_associated :category