I'm not sure why you would unset the data you have in your validation
array, eliminating your validation "catches", but... Two things.
First, I would try adding the parent::beforeValidate, like below. Second, I
would do some pr and exiting inside that if statement, make sure it's
hitting, maybe even before the if and in the if.
public function beforeValidate( array $options = array() ) {
if(empty($this->data['Photo']['image']['tmp_name'])) {
unset($this->data['Photo']);
}
parent::beforeValidate( $options );
}
Hope this helps in some fashion, I know things like this can be frustrating.
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