Jason Fb wrote in post #1154202:
> validates :password, if: lambda { self.registration_state ==
> "registered" }
This is an interesting idea. In my case, user attributes change after
creation only if the user updates his profile, or when he clicks on the
"forgot my password" link and I have to create a new password for him.
I could therefore create a flag password_validation_required, which is
true by default, but can be switched off on demand (because my
application knows the cases, where validation is not necessary).
The question is: Would you consider a good idea to automatically switch
on password validation inside the lambda expression? I.e.
lambda {
t=self.password_validation_required
self.password_validation_required=true
t
}
or can this potentially lead to problems later on?
Finally, a syntax question: You are writing
lambda { .... }
I would have written
-> { ... }
Are both notations exactly the same?
> Also, read this book:
Thank you for the recommendation!
Ronald
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