Set up all your validation rules in the model (such as username not empty
and only letters, email valid, etc. etc.).
On the save() action you validate with the model as usual.
On the login action, instead of calling save() on the model you would call
validates(), and since you want only to validate a few things (such as user
not empty, password not empty) you would unset those validation rules you
don't need at that time:
unset($this->User->validate['email']);
unset($this->User->validate['someotherfield']);
// Check if it validates
if ($this->User->set($this->data) && $this->User->validates())
{
// Perform your thing to check user / password
}
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Enviado el: Martes, 06 de Marzo de 2007 07:09 p.m.
Para: Cake PHP
Asunto: Different Validations on 1 Table (Model) Based on the Action
I have a login form that has a username and password required field.
THEN I have a Signup form that has a username and password and
firstname, lastname, email and other fields.
When I run the save(); function from my controllers, i want it to
validate differently based on the action. (Either a signup or a login)
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