Well I'm making a lot of headway with reading an uploaded yml file that contains values that are read and then inserted into the model. The formatted .yml file now looks like this:
theme: name: My Theme author: John Doe date: 2010-01-01 stylesheets: true javascripts: false layouts: true swfs: true I'm reading all of these yml values through a file upload which stores it into a hash. When saving the values to my database, all of the validators work perfectly with the exception of the boolean reads. validates_inclusion_of :stylesheets, :javascripts, :layouts, :swfs, :in => [true, false] If it contains true it does not fail and stores the value as true. If it contains false it does not fail and stores the value as false. If it contains nothing it fails and says that it must contain a boolean value. All good right? If it contains anything "booga, dodo, ugha, etc." it stores it as "false" and does not fail. This is my problem. theme: name: failure author: John Doe date: 2010-01-01 stylesheets: true javascripts: booga layouts: true swfs: true This will validate fine and store the javascripts as a boolean for false. Why does this validation not work with this? Thanks. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
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