I have a form that is not displaying validation errors like it should be.
The errors are there in the validationErrors array so the model is
validating, I'm sure of that.
I've been reading through a few other threads on the same subject but none
of the causes seem to apply.
I have the controller
Are you kidding me? Far from professional?
I believe you didn't understood what John suggested. You don't need to
change the helper file but rather to create a pot file.
Here, this might help you:
http://book.cakephp.org/view/162/Internationalizing-Your-Application
On Fri, May 21, 2010 at
Hi all,
solved. I'm posting that hoping it could be of some help.
The cause was the name of my model file. I used 'Latest.php' instead
of 'latest.php'. Because of the first capital letter, in the host
server validation didn't work.
My machine and the which one of the remote server are BOTH .nix
I know you can define in the model what fields should be retrieved when
making a find. Maybe you can also add conditions.
On Sat, May 22, 2010 at 6:24 AM, shantamg jason.galu...@gmail.com wrote:
Every model in my app has a foreign key called schedule_id. I need
to narrow my finds so that they
you can user cakephp validation here the example form cakephp validation.
in your model you can user this code.
var $validate = array(
'field_name' = array(
'rule' = array(
'minLength',
you can user cakephp validation here the example form cakephp validation.
in your model you can user this code.
var $validate = array(
'field_name' = array(
'rule' = array(
'minLength',
Hi,
you can check my post here and see if it - maybe - fits your needs.
Please, see last reply.
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/2f6a264df0492006
Matteo
On May 22, 8:50 am, Ed Propsner crotchf...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a form that is not displaying validation
Hi all,
This is my model groupstore
class GroupStore extends AppModel {
var $name = 'GroupStore';
var $primaryKey = 'group_store_id';
var $belongsTo = array(
'Group' = array(
'className' = 'Group',
$this-Person-contain('Hobby', 'Job');
I've never seen anyone set containable options like above, I thought
they had to be within the find options array
$this-Person-find('first', array(contain=array('Hobby', 'Job')));
I don't see how your conditions array can be set the same for every
model
William, please start a new thread with your problem rather than
changing the subject of an existing thread.
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@Master Ram
I appreciate the advice but doesn't this seem a bit long winded for
something that normally requires no code at all besides the validation rules
in the model?
if ($form-isFieldError('Model_name.Field_name')){
e($form-error('Model_name.Field_name',
If you are regularly sorting fields by aggregate values then it may be
a lot more efficient to add those as real fields into the database
which are calculated afterSave and afterDelete as will save a lot of
extra database work in the long run.
HTH
Paul.
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Sounds like you're heading down an unmaintable path there
Each organisation can have it's own data, but for this to be served
from one app that data must be defined within a common schema and
feature/function set. If this is the case then it should be stored in
a single relational database.
I'm
Hi,
The configuration that you suggest is not as unmaintainable as Paul
might have been implying - but he does suggest the simplest and most
logical approach.
Some of the systems I've developed saw me at this cross road, and
there was always the concerned with Security issues of cross-company
Thank for your advice and suggestions.
On May 22, 1:40 am, LunarDraco mdc...@gmail.com wrote:
Exactly what are you trying to test?
It looks like your trying to test the http POST and response
protocols, I'm pretty sure Apache and other web server engines have
fully tested those.
First make
@Andrel: I'd love to be able to set the conditions in the model, but
the model can't know what's in the session!
@Paul:
$this-Person-contain('Hobby', 'Job');
I've never seen anyone set containable options like above, I thought
they had to be within the find options array
Hi,
you could try this:
http://cakeqs.org/eng/questions/view/validation_summary
there are many posts about validation under cakephp questions, I would
check there too if you already didn't.
Then lastly I would try changing model name and check if validation
behaves correctly.
Hope it helps.
@Matteo,
I've looked through all the materials and I did try a few things but it
still don't work.
I'm actually going to trash the model and everything associated with it and
start over and see what I get then.
It's an extreme solution but I've tried everything I could think of to no
avail. It
This is just a rough idea and will need to be completed (and probably
improved some), but hopefully it can get you started.
In AppModel:
var $schedule_id;
function find($conditions = null, $fields = array(), $order = null,
$recursive = null) {
if (is_array($conditions)) {
if
I tried to rename the model and everything associated with it and that
didn't work.
I scrapped the model, controller, views, table ... everything. I started all
over again with it (I let the console create everything) and still have the
same problem.
Everything happens (or don't happen) for a
Could you post the view code, I haven't seen your presentation of that
in the thread!
Enjoy,
John
On May 22, 7:24 pm, Ed Propsner crotchf...@gmail.com wrote:
I tried to rename the model and everything associated with it and that
didn't work.
I scrapped the model, controller, views, table
There's not much too it. Just a form and a single field.
[view]
echo $form-create('ProfileAttribute', array('controller' =
'profile-attributes', 'action' = 'add'))
.$form-select('ProfileAttribute.gender', array(
'M' = 'Male',
'F' = 'Female'
), null,
array(
'empty' = '---'
)
)
On May 22, 7:07 am, shantamg jason.galu...@gmail.com wrote:
@Andrel: I'd love to be able to set the conditions in the model, but
the model can't know what's in the session!
It can, you just need to load the Session object. Nothing wrong with
that (in my opinion)...
App::import('Core',
There are som inconsistencies in your code!
In the view you name the model ProfileAttribute but in the
controller you use ProfileAttrib, which is also what you named the
model.
Could that be the reason?
John
On May 22, 7:34 pm, Ed Propsner crotchf...@gmail.com wrote:
There's not much too
@john,
Sorry about that. I was grasping at straws and scrapped everything and
started over since my original post.
The names are consistent across MVC. It now uses ProfileAttribute
- Ed
On Sat, May 22, 2010 at 1:35 PM, John Andersen j.andersen...@gmail.comwrote:
There are som inconsistencies
Ok :)
Have you tried to use the method described by Master Ram, just so it
can be confirmed that the validation errors do get to the form helper?
Enjoy,
John
On May 22, 8:39 pm, Ed Propsner crotchf...@gmail.com wrote:
@john,
Sorry about that. I was grasping at straws and scrapped everything
Yup, I did and there was no problems with it.
I think I'm to the point where I'm going to kick the entire problem to the
curb.
I manually pulled the errors from $this-validationErrors array and
displayed them that way.
I'll be starting another model, controller, etc. for another form shortly
and
Now I'm really stumped. The new form I just created is having the same
problem with validation errors.
What am I overlooking here?
On Sat, May 22, 2010 at 1:54 PM, Ed Propsner crotchf...@gmail.com wrote:
Yup, I did and there was no problems with it.
I think I'm to the point where I'm going to
Hi there,
thanks Rick and Paul for your suggestions. There are some reasons why
I think putting all clients in one db setup is a bad idea:
- legal issues; for instance, one of my clients is from Poland. I am
obliged by Polish law to save data from this company on a polish
server, I would not be
Hello guys! I'm having a problem using jQuery UI and Ajax Helper, with
Prototype. My form is opened in a dialog box using jQuery UI. When I
send the form, my action is executed twice. If I remove the library
jQuery UI, the action is performed correctly (once). Does anyone know
how I can fix this
Hello, i'am working at a relaunch of a website where the user has the
possibility to logged in with a Nickname or Email Adress.
I think that the Auth Component is the right was for authentification
but i had the problem that i can only map username to email or
nickname.
The other point is that old
Thanks for all of the ideas. Here's what I ended up doing, which works
great and does not break MVC :)
In the AppController:
function beforeFilter() {
// put the latest published schedule into the session
if (!$this-Session-check('Schedule')) {
$schedule =
I have this array:
[1] = Array
(
[User] = Array
(
[id] = 4
[username] = xxx
[password] = xxx
[first_name] = xxx
[last_name] = xxx
Have you done these models with bake? If not, you could bake a model and see
how it makes the forms, views, validations, etc. Maybe it helps.
2010/5/22 Ed Propsner crotchf...@gmail.com
Now I'm really stumped. The new form I just created is having the same
problem with validation errors.
What
The models were all baked originally but edited as I went along.
One of the tests was with a freshly baked model and controller but the view
was not.
The view in that case only consisted of a form, one field, and a submit
button ... it still didn't work.
I'm not quite sure what got changed or
This is strange. Put here the output of pr($this-data) before the
validation.
2010/5/23 Ed Propsner crotchf...@gmail.com
The models were all baked originally but edited as I went along.
One of the tests was with a freshly baked model and controller but the view
was not.
The view in that case
It returns exactly what I would expect it to:
Array ( [ProfileAttribute] = Array ( [gender] = Male ) )
Everything with the data seems to be fine, the model is even validating as
expected.
The $this-validateErrors array is loaded with the error messages, they are
just not displaying.
I'm
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