There are two places to put form validation when developing with rails – Model class in rails or ‘required’ property in html5 on the very page. What is the best solution?
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There are two places to put form validation when developing with rails – Model class in rails or ‘required’ property in html5 on the very page. What is the best solution?
Use both. The
requiredattribute (and other client-side validation methods) provides users with validation before submitting, enabling them to fix their errors before they submit. But ultimately, you have to check all incoming data server-side as well, to be sure that you don’t save anything invalid.