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Update_attributes returns true true even if nested_attributes are not valid

I have 2 models with nested data:

class Goodtender

  include Mongoid::Document
  include Mongoid::Timestamps

  field :name
  field :count
  references_many(:offerprices, :autosave => true)
  accepts_nested_attributes_for :offerprices, :allow_destroy => true, :reject_if => :all_blank

  validates_presence_of :name, :message => "Invalid"
  validates_numericality_of :count, :message => 'Invalid'
  validates_associated :offerprices, :message => 'Invalid'


end

class Offerprice

  include Mongoid::Document
  include Mongoid::Timestamps

  field :summ
  field :date_delivery, :type => DateTime
  field :note

  referenced_in :goodtender, :class_name => 'Goodtender'

  validates_presence_of :date_delivery, :message => "Invalid"
  validates_numericality_of :summ, :message => 'Invalid'

end

When creating nested records, the correct check is performed, for example, if the data in the nested model is not adjusted, so the command:

@tender = Tender.new(params[:tender])
@tender.save

returns false

but if update data:

@tender = Tender.find(params[:id])
@tender.update_attributes(params[:tender])

always returns true

Even if the attached data is invalid. Here, the parent data updates and valids and if the parent data is invalid, returns false, if one of the nested entries is invalid, they are ignored when saving and update_attributes returns true. Is it possible to check the data for validity while updating the entire nested data chain? Thanks for answering.

I use: Ruby 1.8.7 RoR 3.0.9 Mongoid 2.0.1

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@tender = Tender.find(params[:id]) <br/>
@tender.fieldname=params[:name] <br/>
if @tender.valid?  <br/>
   @tender.save <br/>
 end  <br/>
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