I guess you should use cake convention flelds for this which are
'created' and 'modified' instead of 'mdate' in your case.

If you have those fields in your table you won't have to bother about
validating or saving manually that datetime of your records.

On 21 jul, 17:37, saidbakr <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In the pages controller I've created an action called "contact" to
> allow receiving messages from visitors and then this messages are
> stored in the database. I have a field in the table contacts called
> "mdate" which is dedicated for storing the MySQL datetime of the
> message sent.
>
> The mdate has no any fields in the contact forms. The following is
> contact action code:
> function contact(){
>            $this->loadModel('Contact');
>            if (!empty($this->data)){
>            $this->Contact->create();
>            if ($this->Contact->save($this->data)){
>             $this->Session->setFlash(__('Contact Message has been
> received.',true));
>            }
>            else{
>             $this->Session->setFlash(__('Contact Message Could not be
> sent!.',true));
>            }
>            }
>
>         }
> In the Contact model I set validate property as following:
>
> <?php
> class Contact extends AppModel{
>     var $name = 'Contact';
>     var $validate = array(
>     'name' => array('notempty'),
>     'email' => array('notempty','email'),
>     'message' => array('notempty'),
>     'mdate' => array('rule' =>'notEmpty','message'=>'no')
>     );
>
> }
>
> You may notice at the last line mdate should be validated and it must
> be not empty. However, the above contact action does not supply any
> value for mdate and in-spite of this, records are added successfully
> and mdate field does not have datetime values it is just recorded as
> 00-00-00 00:00:00 in the database.
>
> My question is: Why Contact Model does not apply the validation rules
> on the mdate field and stop creating the new record?

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