On 4 nov, 12:11, Craig White <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Because as an example
> > I have
> > Evaluation 1
> > - Question 1
> > - Question 2
>
> > If I edit question 2 and change the number it will allow me to do that
> > and it will show this
> > Evaluation 1
> > - Question 1
> > - Question 1
>
> > And that's what I want to avoid
>
> > I tried validates_uniqueness_of :qnumber, :scope
> > => :evaluation_id, :on => :create
> > and it works, but when I edit, I can do what I mention
>
> ----
> what is the field/column that is 'Question 1'? Is it one of the fields that
> you only validate on 'create'? You should probably remove ', :on => :create'
> because that won't protect uniqueness on 'update'
>
I'm showing evaluation as it shows on my view
EVALUATION
Question Content Created by
Number
1 (..........)
(..........) Edit
2 (..........)
(..........) Edit
3 (..........)
(..........) Edit
In my form question
Question number (_______________________________)
Content (_______________________________)
Created by (_______________________________)
Save
And for example what If I edit "3" and I change it to "2", it
shouldn't let someone do that
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