Validation is used for validating data that exists and not for
confirming whether the variable is there or not! So if you are
expecting something and its not there then controller should take be
taking care of this information.
On Jun 12, 11:33 am, Gonza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When using model-validates($data), the lines of code that execute the
validation are:
foreach($this-validate as $field_name = $validator) {
if (isset($data[$field_name]) !preg_match($validator,
$data[$field_name])) {
$this-invalidate($field_name);
}
}
the problem with this is that if the variables is not defined, is not
validated, something weird, because if i told that a variable has to
be NOT_EMPTY and is not defined no error is thrown.
This behaviour is normal and i have to defined the variable always or
as i think when the variables were not defined model has to mark them
as not valid?
Thanks!
Gonza
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