RSpec
Ruby on Rails
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method
default_error_messages
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Class: ActiveRecord::Errors
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default_error_messages
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new
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[]
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add
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add_on_blank
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add_on_boundary_breaking
(<= v1.2.6)
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add_on_boundry_breaking
(<= v1.2.6)
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add_on_empty
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add_to_base
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clear
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count
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each
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each_error
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each_full
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empty?
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full_messages
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generate_message
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invalid?
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length
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on
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on_base
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size
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to_xml
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= protected
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szeryf -
February 7, 2009 - (>= v2.2.1)
mcmire -
July 27, 2009 - (>= v2.2.1)
szeryf -
February 7, 2009 - (>= v2.2.1)
3 thanks
Deprecated
This method is deprecated. You should use:
I18n.translate('activerecord.errors.messages')
mcmire -
July 27, 2009 - (>= v2.2.1)
3 thanks
Overriding default validation messages
Before Rails 2.2 you could globally customize the default validation error messages by changing AR::Base.default_error_messages. The messages have now been moved to i18n, so to customize them in 2.2 and up, just create a locales/ folder in your config/ folder, copy activerecord/lib/active_record/locale/en.yml (in Rails source) to config/locales/en.yml, and then change the strings inside. As szeryf indicated below, the strings of interest are activerecord.errors.messages.
