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I updated mysql and not it won't start. I tried removing it and reinstalling and it still will not start. I get the following error in the logs. When you start it it just tells you that mysql timed out. I get more information by looking at the error log...
Started by playkid on
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If this works, I would-installed mysql into a different....
That might be enough to allow MySQL to start.
Personally, I'd be doing what the error message says, and verifying (from upstream sources that it thinks there are 481 messages.
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For error messages, validation faults etc you have
ModelState.AddErrorMessage("Fool!");
But, where do you put success responses like "You successfully transfered alot of money to your ex." + "Your balance is now zero". I still want to set it at the controller...
Started by Martin on
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You should.
This definitely makes more sense than trying to add a fake error.
And follow a PRG pattern.
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Is there any (simple) way to get some control of the order in which a model's errors appear in the view? Ordering the rules does not seem to help whatsoever.
Started by yar on
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<_message_on att, :css_class => "error" %> <% end %> </div>
Here's an answer (for my this....
Use error_message_on instead of error_messages to get the message for an individual attribute.
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I am developing a website using PHP. I use Javascript/jquery to control/regulate user input. Of course I need to validate user input against these rules in PHP script. However, do I have to display specific error messages once an error is detected in ...
Started by Steven on
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Well, maybe you have some stuff specific error ....
error messages ;-)
Considering Javascript can be disabled, you should probabbly display specific (useful) error messages -- but, considering it's not often disabled...
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I am using asp.net and I am always struggling for a neat way to handle errors and if there are any, to pass the errormessage to the user. For example, I have an User class, UserManager class and a Database class. Imagina I want to show all the users, ...
Started by Martijn on
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Try these links which come from my other post on this topic to use the usual try/catch and display error divs in the catch then there is a Page.Error event which by directing them to an ....
Framework like ELMAH log and report the error.
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I need to modify default error messages of doctrine validations. How can I do this?
thanks
Started by rizidoro on
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That extends Doctrine_Record That class would redefine that method, to allow customization of error messages the _ getValidationFailed method that one should create error messages ; or return null if we want to use the default....
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I have a website with several forms that all pass the same set of arguments to error_messages_for . Is there a way for me to configure rails to use my default arguments other than creating a helper method which wraps error_messages_for with my arguments...
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So I guess the best_options(options = {}) { :value => true }.merge!(options) end error_messages_for my_default_error_options
And if you need....
The error_messages_for function doesn't relies on any options.
No it's not.
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What's the best way to store error messages (specially while developing with Xcode and Objective-C for Mac and iPhone):
Creating a separate class that contains list of error code and corresponding messages .plist of error code and corresponding messages...
Started by Mustafa on
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When you want to get the error description, you can use:
NSString.
A file called Errors.strings.
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Hi I would like to understand how are the error messages displayed in ruby on rails, more importantly how is the order determined in which the error messages are displayed on the page.
Thanks for your time.
Started by iHeartDucks on
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Most common way to display errors is to use helper error_messages :
<%= f.error_messages %>
As far as I know it adds some html tags to error messages that are stored....
To customize the validation yourself.
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I'm using formish to handle web forms but I don't like the automatically generated error messages when validation fails. Where do I customize those error messages?
Started by joeforker on
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If you get it from github, you'll see how it works ... .
Hi Joe,
I've added custom messages to the validatish module for you ..
As for customising the error messages, the best way would be to create your group...
Form.ish.io page..
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