This is totally up to you. You could store the errors in a file and
later when visitor logs in, show the content of the file.
I do something similar, and I Email the errors as a part of a
"report", I also have a "batch" model where I store all informations
about this background process (ie: time,
Hello!
When saving data via a form, I can use $html->tagErrorMsg (along with
invalidate function & model validation) to display error message.
However, if I am not saving data via a form, how shall I display error
message?
For example, instead of adding one by form, I am adding many records
by
