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I'm sorry I haven't responded to this yet, it must be slipped between my fingers. I'll review this ASAP, it sounds like a reasonable request. |
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Allow custom messages on numericality options object for each validation
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Released in 0.9.0 and again, sorry for the extremely long waiting time. |
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In the same way that I am able to custom validation messages to the length validator options object - for example: (wrongLength, tooLong, tooShort) - I want to add custom messages on the options object to the of numericality validator.
validate.validators.numericality.notGreaterThan sets a default value. I need a custom message which is different for the same validations (numericality, greater than X) but with a completely different message.
Include changes to numericality-spec.js
Totally up for providing examples and text for validate.js documentation if desired.