Do I understand you correctly:
You have set validation rules in the model.
You have a form in your view but your view does not show the errors
for each field in your form.
First, add some error texts to your model. For example:
'mark1'=>array(
'rule'=>VALID_NOT_EMPTY,
'message'=>'Field cannot be empty'
)
Then make sure you are calling $form->input() in your view (and not
$form->password or one of the other named inputs).
Download and take a look at one of the available projects using Cake.
Like Neutrino CMS for example. It is fairly small and very clearly
written. You can compare the validation codee there with your own and
maybe see something you have missed.
http://dsi.vozibrale.com/articles/view/neutrinocms-0-1-beta-has-been-released
/Martin
On Nov 12, 12:31 pm, sun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hello David
>
> can u give some related ideas how to solve that problem any other
> validation function will be add in controller section?
>
> by
> sundar
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