[Nacesprin]

Hello. I wonder what is the difference if we validate a model in follow two ways:

$model = new User('scenarioName');
//and then....
$model->validate()

or the second manner:

$model = new User();
//and then....
$model->validate('scenarioName');

What are the differences?

Thanks.

I hope I don't answer any stupid question.

[Mike]

Your second example is wrong. validate() expects attributes, not a scenario.

[Nacesprin]

Mike, on 03 June 2010 - 10:23 AM, said:

Your second example is wrong. validate() expects attributes, not a scenario.

Then this example is wrong?

http://php-thoughts....tion-scenarios/

[tri]

Javier, on 03 June 2010 - 05:34 PM, said:

Then this example is wrong?

http://php-thoughts....tion-scenarios/

It's correct as of 1.0.x
http://www.yiiframew...validate-detail

The syntax was changed in 1.1
http://www.yiiframew...validate-detail

/Tommy