K. R. wrote:
> Why do you really want to render the show method of schools_controller?
> Do you not render the new-action of the schools_controller? the bad form
> was send from the new action of the schools controller isn't it?
>
> format.html { render :action => "new", :controller => 'schools' }
>
I'm pretty confused now as to how to do this. I'm hopig from one
controller to another and maybe that's my problem (I shouldn't do this
perhaps).
The show in Schools is what I'd like, reason is this....
I setup the up with Schools and Reviews controllers
I edit the Schools show action so that it display a form allowing
reviews to be submitted (submits to the reviews via the line above
@review = @school.reviews.build(params[:review])
works fine.
Under the form on the Schools show page I display all the reviews for
that school.. @School.reviews
works fine.
Thing is, when I introduce validation to the review model (presence of
first_name for example), it doesnt work - I'd like it when the
validation failed to return to the schools controller show method and
display the error?
Any insight appreciated.
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