In a model, I have a validation like the following:
var $validate = array(
'name' => array('notempty'),
'number' => array(
'notempty'=>array('rule'=>'notempty', 'message'=>'Number must be
specified'),
'isUnique'=>array('rule'=>'isUnique', 'message'=>'Number is
already used')
));
- and in a view:
echo $form->create();
echo $form->input('name');
echo $form->input('number');
Then "name" gets a CSS class with "required", but "number" does not.
However, if I add "'required'=>true" to "number" it does get the
required class - but it breaks my validation, because in some cases, I
want to update the data without supplying the "number" field.
My solution so far is to add "$form->fieldset['validates'][] =
'number';" after "$form->create();", but I guess there should be a
better way...
I guess there is room for some confusion, because "required" in the
form is not the same as "required" in the model validation!
Regards
Jonathan
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