ok i think i got it now thank you On Aug 10, 4:45 pm, radhames brito <[email protected]> wrote: > You dont want to pass the whole f object( the form helper object), when you > only need the AR instance to loop the object's validation errors. f has > methods of its out like text_field , check_box, etc... you dont want to > pass f to generate the error list when the instance of the AR is the one > with has the method errors. In your example @user is the same as f.object so > you could have done > > <%= render 'shared/error_messages', :object=> @user %> > > This makes clear what is it that you are passing to the errors loop. AR > instances have a method like this > > @user.errors > > so you can do > > @user.errors.each do > > on the other hand , f is a form helper object, that has methods like > > f.text_field > f.text_area > > I hope this helps.
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