Sorry, I haven't seen your post clearly!
I thought you put something like this:
class xample extends appModel
{
var $validate = array('name' => array(
'regla1_nombre'
=> array(
'rule' =>
array('minLength','3'),
'message' => __('Minimum
length of 3 characters',true)
)
)
);
}
> You can't define things with function in a class...
> Oh man, go read php.net... come on...
as you can see, i thought you were telling me that it was possible to
call a function in the declaration of a variable in a class....
Sorry for your loosed time, Rafa
regards
On 28 ago, 21:18, Rafael Bandeira aka rafaelbandeira3
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 28 ago, 15:46, villalvilla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> Wrong!
> > have you tried that?
>
> Yes... as with any object in PHP...
>
> > I have tried it before posting this, trust me, and due to the Model
> > constructor specifications it fails!
> > that's why i've done this hooking!
>
> Are you nuts or something? Have you called parent::__construct()?
>
> > Even more, if you go to the documentation page of the validation
> > issue, it says there that you can't do the localization in the Model,
> > it says that you must do it on the form helper!
>
> You can't define things with function in a class...
> Oh man, go read php.net... come on...
>
> > regards,
> > mike
>
> Blah ;-)
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