On 25 Feb 2011, at 15:30, Bryan Crossland wrote:
I'm pretty sure I've got the controller and model right, but I just
need
to tell Rails to NOT look in the database for this model...
Any ideas?
Yes. As others have suggested correctly you do not need to inherit
from ActiveRecord::Base in order to have a class in the models
folder. Remove < ActiveRecord::Base from the top of your Avatar
class. That will take care of it not looking into the database
anymore for an Avatar table. After that you will need to write your
own error handling for the areas where you were using AR's build in
error handling. You'll see them pretty quick when you run your code.
The will most likely show up as Undefined Method errors for
"errors.add_to_base" and so on.
Or you could just "include ActiveModel::Validations" in your Avatar
class and get both validations and error handling.
Best regards
Peter De Berdt
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