> I agree with u monty
>
> i don't see why I should have to go and dig into the wiki to find such
> a thing
>
> why won't the hacky way become the right way ?
I do this using the beforeValidate method in the model, eg:
function beforeValidate()
{
// check email is unique
if ($this->findByEmail($this->data[$this->name]['email']))
{
$this->invalidate('email_unique');
}
return true;
}
this is less messy as it keeps all the validation in the same place,
and helps to keep your controller code tidy.
hth
jb
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