I have some validations that need to include an :if clause using the
Class and not the model.
Sounds reasonably straight forward at first by doing this:
validates_presence_of :field_one, :field_two, :if =>
Proc.new{|MyClass| MyClass.feature_is_enabled}
And that works. The problem occurs when I do mor ethan one validation
that way.
validates_presence_of :field_one, :field_two, :if =>
Proc.new{|MyClass| MyClass.feature_is_enabled}
validates_numericality_of :field_three, :field_four, :if =>
Proc.new{|MyClass| MyClass.feature_is_enabled}
That generates a "constant already defined" error. I suspect it has to
be complaining about the |MyClass| part, but I can't think of what else
to do there.
Any ideas? Thx.
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