Hi,
If I have a form that has attributes for two different models-- if I
do .valid? checks on both instances of the model in the create action
of the controller, then I effectively generate error messages for both
models, and I can see them both by doing
errors_for :model1_instance, :model2_instance.
However, if I style my field_error_proc differently by doing something
like:
ActionView::Base.field_error_proc = Proc.new do |html_tag,
instance_tag|
css_class = /^<label/.match(html_tag) ? 'error_label' :
'error_field'
"<span class='#{css_class}'>#{html_tag}</span>"
end
Then only the fields from the model1_instance (the instance that the
form was dedicated to) have this span class added to them.
My question is, how can I tell ActionView::Base to add model2_instance
to it's field_error_proc ?
Thank you.
-patrick
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