>
> > (well, you could do it with validation on the model)
>
> Isn't that where it would be best?
>
I agree.
> > You can do this:
> > <script type='text/javascript'>
> > if ($('#Test').val().length > 5)
> > ('#submit').hide();
> > }
> > </script>
>
> but of course, we all know that relying solely on JS for validation is
> a sure method for letting duff data get into your DB (because not
> every browser has JS enabled or supported)
>
> By all means, use the JS to enhance the front end; but if you have to
> ensure there's no more than a certain amount of associations, you
> *have* to check that in the model.
> You could also check the params array coming into the controller, and
> see what the size is there (unfortunately, I don't have time right
> this second to try it out, but if you haven't sorted it yourself
> later, re-post for help and I'll have a play)
>
Completely agree with this.
Cheers,
Andy
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