Hi marco!
I use: $this->myModel->validate = Set::merge($this->myModel->validate,
$newValidation); where $newValidation has the new rules to the specific
case. for example:
$newValidation= array('name_of_the_field_in_the_model_validation' =>
array('name_of_validation' => array( 'rule' => VALID_NOT_EMPTY,
'last' => true)));
With something like this, you modificate on execution time the rule that is
defined in the model.
I hope it can help you. Regards.
2010/6/8 marco.rizze...@gmail.com <marco.rizze...@gmail.com>
> Hi
> I have this need.
> I have to do a model's save with a field that normally can't be empty
> but in this case can be empty.
> How can I do to save doing the validation only on some fields and not
> on others fields?
> Many Thanks
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