I need to skip the validation on create method.I am using Rails 4 and ruby 2
i have tried like this
@model.save(:validate => false)
it not working
3 Answers
Assuming you are talking about ActiveRecord; In Rails 3 and 4 the way to skip validations and potentially persist invalid objects is as you describe:
@model.save(:validate => false)
In Rails 2 you'd need to do
@model.save(false)
1 Comment
stevec
Is there a way to do this using
.create!() or .create()? (would just be a little more elegant in some use cases)You can do this in model by
validates :some_attr, :presence => true, :on => :update
4 Comments
Rajarshi Das
it should be validates not validate.... validate use for custom validation...though vote up
techvineet
For that you can use some virtual attribute and set it while creating and doing validation in your model like this validates :some_attr, :presence => true, :if => Proc.new { virtual_attr.present? }
chandramouli
save(validate: false) also dosn't work, i am using activeldap
techvineet
Yeah, the solution i have provided in my third comment will work for any source
validates :some_attr, :presence => true, :unless => :create
skips the validation JUST for create.
@model.save(:validate => false)not working? What version of Rails are you using?