The way it appears to work now (I'm sure nate will correct me if I'm
wrong) is to put your error messages in the model. Here is an example
of an email validation:
var $validate = array(
'email_address' => array( array('allowEmpty' => false
,'message' => 'Invalid email address format or unknown
domain')
, 'rule' => array('email', true)
),
);
Note the 'message' element in the array. It will also display the
second argument of $Model->invalidate('field_name', 'My custom
message'); if you happen to be doing stuff in $Model->validates()
Use the $form->input() 'wrapper' and the error messages will be
rendered automatically without having to call tagErrorMessage i.e.
this is all you need in your view:
<?php echo $form->input('email_address', array('class' =>
'required'));?>
On Feb 18, 4:12 am, "gobblez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, in the latest 1.2 SVN, I can't get validation to work. Well,
> it is working, the empty fields are being flagged as they should be
> for not meeting cake's regex constants, but my tagErrorMsg definitions
> aren't spitting out their messages.
>
> I did a search, and found it on line 1685 of model.php What I did, is
> changed 'This field cannot be left blank' to '1'. It works now, but
> I'm thinking maybe tagErrorMsg is used differently now.
>
> Here is an example of how I've been using it, and it works when a
> flagged field is set to '1' instead of that 'this field cannot..."
> sentence.
>
> echo $html->tagErrorMsg('User/username', '<span class="error">Please
> enter a username.</span><br />');
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