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Cleaned up the example for CTypeValidator; gave link to example for CUniqueValidator
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2. `dateFormat`, the format pattern that the date value should follow.
3. `datetimeFormat`, the format pattern that the datetime value should follow.
4. `timeFormat`, the format pattern that the time value should follow.
5. `type`, the data type that the attribute should be.


 
   Example of time rule;  
```php 
   ~~~
 
   [php]
 
   array('org_starttime, org_finishtime', 'type', 'type'=>'time', 'timeFormat'=>'hh:mm'), ```
 
 
   ~~~

+ `unique` : [CUniqueValidator], validates that the attribute value is unique in the corresponding database table.
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5. `criteria`, additional query criteria.

    By default, CUniqueValidator works with a single attribute that's presumed to be
 
    unique across the whole model table, but it can work with multi-attribute unique
 
    constraints as well. See [CUniqueValidator::c2215] for an example.
 
 
+ `unsafe` : [CUnsafeValidator], marks the associated attributes to be unsafe so that they cannot be massively assigned.

+ `url` : [CUrlValidator], validates that the attribute value is a valid http or https URL.
1. `allowEmpty`, whether the attribute value can be null or empty.
2. `pattern`, the regular expression used to validates the attribute value.
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