Well, I finally figured out my problem. You told me to $this->Model- >set($this->data), but I missed off the model. What a maroon!!! I just upgraded my IDE and was stepping through the code. I couldn't figure out how the model got the data from the controller. Now I do. Anyway, I asked before about validation without saving, but you were the first to tell me I needed to call Model->set(). I see that Model->save() calls set, but Model->validates() doesn't (which is undoubtedly why you told me to do so). It seems that most of the more experienced here are using 1.2. I wonder how much my code will have to change with the newer code? Earlier suggestions I received told me to do if($this- >Model->create($this->data) && $this->Model->validates()), but in 1.1, $this->Model->creates() doesn't take any parameters and unsets it's data array, while $this->Model->validates() requires the data array to be set. I suppose I'll have to call $this->Model->set($this->data) between the two calls (or modify create to take and use a parameter). If anyone could suggest where I might want to leave some comments in my code for future changes, I would be most appreciative.
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