It still doesn't show me the error message I set up in the model :(
I only get the fail message I specified in the controller.
And in addition, it doesn't show the already-posted data, just the
clear form which suck really hard.
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how do you set the error message?
you need to show us your controller code for this action
otherwise we cannot help you
On 2 Nov., 10:34, grandioso something.like.a.phenome...@gmail.com
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It still doesn't show me the error message I set up in the model :(
I only get the fail message I
On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 5:34 AM, grandioso
something.like.a.phenome...@gmail.com wrote:
It still doesn't show me the error message I set up in the model :(
I only get the fail message I specified in the controller.
And in addition, it doesn't show the already-posted data, just the
clear form
I've encountered a problem. I've created my model, controller and view
for my DB table not following the naming convention. I've successfully
set the model to use the table, but when I create a form in the view,
it is given the wrong action parameter.
So how do I set which controller should
You can set the URL which the form posts to by setting the 'url' option
in $form-create().
On 11/01/2010 01:52 PM, grandioso wrote:
I've encountered a problem. I've created my model, controller and view
for my DB table not following the naming convention. I've successfully
set the model to use
Is there a way to also set which model should validate the data input
by the form ? It seems like it doesn't recognize my model.
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Hi,
here you can find some information about the validation...
http://book.cakephp.org/view/125/Data-Validation
http://book.cakephp.org/view/125/Data-Validation
2010/11/1 grandioso something.like.a.phenome...@gmail.com
Is there a way to also set which model should validate the data input
by
you can use the dot syntax for other models than the one specific in
$this-Form-create():
$this-Form-input('OtherModel.other_model_field');
etc
On 1 Nov., 21:19, Almudena Garcia garcia.fra...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
here you can find some information about the validation...
