Re: Manually set date field using a string "YYYY-MM-DD" does not work?

On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 5:46 AM, psybear83 <psybear83@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everybody
>
> Take a look at the following code:
>
>    $this->Contract->create($this-
>>getValidDataExcept(array('date'))); // Creates a nearly valid
> contract (only date is missing)
>    debug($this->Contract->field('date')); // (empty) - ok
>    debug($this->Contract->validates()); // 1
>    debug($this->Contract->field('date')); // 2009-09-24 - ok
>    $this->Contract->set('date', '2010-11-11');
>    debug($this->Contract->validates()); // 1
>    debug($this->Contract->field('date')); // 2009-09-24 - not ok!

Model::field() fetches the value from the DB. I think what you want to
be checking is Model::date var. What you've done is manually set the
Contract instance's $date var, then fetched the original value from
the DB (based on the current id).

> Can't I set a date field manually using a string?

Yes. There's nothing wrong with that part.

> And why does the model validate ...

Well, what does your $validation array look like?

> ... and simply ignore my seemingly wrong date input value?
> At least it should complain that date's value is not in a valid
> format, shouldn't it?

Why do you think the date format is wrong?

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