How do I validate nested models in Rails?
In Rails, you can validate nested models by using the accepts_nested_attributes_for
method along with validations in the nested model.
Can you give me an example of how to set that up?
Sure! In your parent model, use accepts_nested_attributes_for :children
and in the child model, add validations like validates :name, presence: true
.
What if I want to validate the nested model conditionally?
You can use the :if
or :unless
options in your validations to apply them conditionally based on certain attributes.
Thanks! Is there a way to handle errors for nested models?
Yes, you can access the errors of nested models through the parent model's errors collection, allowing you to display them in your forms.
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