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Luka Bulatovic
Luka Bulatovic

Reputation: 357

Making custom create action

In my app, I need to make a table(CGridView) having few columns and a column with button. When I click the button, it should perform create action on model "studentKurs". So, I pass the arguments to the table, and as I see, the function is executed. What fails is my model validation, even though I pass arguments by GET and retrieve them in the actionCreateCustom method I made and populate $model fields with them. What am I missing?

Here is the part from the table in which I create URL:

array(
    'class'    => 'CButtonColumn',
    'template' => '{add}',
    'buttons'  => array(
        'add' => array(
            'url' => 'Yii::app()->createUrl("studentKurs/createCustom", 
                      array(
                        "student_id"    => $data[\'id\'],
                        "predmet_naziv" => $_GET[\'predmet_naziv\'],
                        "id_stud_prog"  => $data[\'id_stud_prog\'],
                        "id_nivo_stud"  => $data[\'id_nivo_stud\'],
                        "stud_god_god"  => $_GET[\'stud_god_god\']
                      )
                    )',
        ),
    ),
),

Function from controller:

public function actionCreateCustom($student_id, $predmet_naziv, $id_stud_prog, $id_nivo_stud, $stud_god_god)
{
    $model=new StudentKurs;

    $model['predmet_naziv'] = $predmet_naziv;
    $model['id_stud_prog'] = $id_stud_prog;
    $model['id_nivo_stud'] = $id_nivo_stud;
    $model['stud_god_god'] = $stud_god_god;
    $model['student_id'] = $student_id;

    $model['ocjena'] = '';
    $model['polozeno'] = '';

    if($model->validate())
    {
        echo "OK";
        $this->saveModel($model);
    }
    else
    {
        echo "ERROR";
    }
        //$this->refresh();
}

ERROR message gets echoed on my screen. Any ideas?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 29

Answers (1)

ScaisEdge
ScaisEdge

Reputation: 133370

You can get the validation errors this way 

if ($model->validate()) {
  // all inputs are valid
 } else {
 // validation failed: $errors is an array containing error messages
   $errors = $model->errors;
   var_dump($errors);
  }

or (trivial way) you can comment selectively your rule for investigatin the responsable ..

Upvotes: 1

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