private function client_validation($script)
  {
    $context = $this->getContext();

    $validatorManager = new sfValidatorManager();
    $validatorManager->initialize($this->getContext());
 
    // validation file (validate/$script_<page_num>.yml)
    $validationConfig = $context->getModuleName() . '/' .
sfConfig::get('sf_app_module_validate_dir_name') . '/'
      . $script .'_' .
($this->getContext()->getRequest()->getParameter("page") - 1) . '.yml';


    $validateFile = sfConfigCache::getInstance()->checkConfig(
      sfConfig::get('sf_app_module_dir_name').'/'.$validationConfig, true);

    if ($validateFile == NULL)
      return true;

    require($validateFile);

    return $validatorManager->execute();
  }



-----Original Message-----
From: symfony-users@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Richtermeister

I have a question to what was said earlier: How do you switch
validation files within the action? I would love to use a "pure"
address .yml file to validate the address part of forms, and then a
custom file for the rest of the fields. Is that possible?




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