Ruby on Rails

Ace S. wrote in post #1070147:

> Manoj,
>
> Open up the console (rails c), and then create a new User (or whatever
> model you want) like this:
>
> u = User.new
>
> Check if this user is valid:
>
> u.valid?
>

> This should result in false! if NOT, then you dont' have any errors.

> Then
> you have to look at you validation lines in the model...
>
> If it is false then try:
>
> u.errors
> u.errors.full_messages
>
> this SHOULD give you an array of error messages. If not, there's
> something
> wrong.



>
> Now go back to your view and insert
>
> <p>ERRORS: <%= @object.errors.full_messages %> !!! %></p>
>
> into your view. Of course the @object must match the one you are making
> the
> form for.
>
> Tell me what you see then.
>
> Cheers
> ace

Dear ace,
          i tried with console it just works fine that showing
error_message ["Name can't be blank"] when i gave a.errors.full_messages
where a is a new object, but am unable to print the error message in
view page,where only empty array is displayed, i have no idea what to
do, its been more than 4 days i have stucked please help me out,
expecting your help more.


regards,

manoj

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