Hello,
I am trying to disable chrome HTML5 validations by setting the
novalidate attribute.
form_for(:customer, url: {:action => 'update', :id => @customer.id,
:account_settings => true},:html => {:novalidate => 'novalidate'}) do
|f|
= render(:partial => 'form', :locals => {:f => f})
But when the form renders in chrome it does not show up.
<input class="form-control" id="customer_contact_email"
name="customer[contact_email]" pattern="false" type="email">
And the validations stop me from submitting the form.
Thank you,
Mendel.
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Hi there,
What is the usual way to let a user modify his own data and the admin to
edit and view the data of all users.
I could do:
1) create a Person model with a route
resources :people
that works fine, if I check the permissions for :admin and non admin
accounts.
but for a user I have the /person/334/edit route. But for the user
which is not an admin, I'd like not to have this id in the route.
so I
2) routed like this:
namespace :admin do
resources :people
end
namespace :user do
resoures :people
end
but then I have two controllers, can I put this together as one?
and another problem: there is no redirect_to @person , which is also
bad, maybe I could get it work in the model, checking if an admin or a
user should be redirected to @person.
What is the usual way to fix the user edits his own, and the admin edits
all data?
Thanks,
Martin
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but its very verbose :D
Hi there,--
If I want a before_action for only one action, like
before_action check_something_with_redirect_if_any, only: :index
Is there another way doing that? Or is this the recommend way?
If not what else could work here?
Thanks,
Martin
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