Problem with adding errors to Validation library in Kohana 3?

As an alternative way (if you don't want to hack core), you could use callback validators instead. Then your code will look like: $post->callback('state', array($this, 'doesStateExist')); $post->callback('email', array($this->userModel, 'doesEmailExist')).

Yeh, I considered this too, but I didn't want to clutter the controller when I have gotten a way similar to above working in Kohana 2.3 – alex Feb 24 '10 at 10:33 I'm curios about this as well. Technically it should work, right? Assigning errors manually?

Isn't that what Validation::error() is for. – Jason Lewis Jun 5 at 15:37 @Jason It seems it is for adding errors after $validate->check(). But I'd rather add them before hand so I can have the check() fail.

– alex Jun 5 at 23:20.

You should always run $validate->check() before doing your own checks and adding errors. Meze's answer would be better.

Thanks for stopping by shadowhand and giving an authoritative answer. Got a whole lot of questions tagged kohana-3, but I think most have good answers now. – alex Mar 1 '10 at 13:59 Actually, if I call $validate->check() before adding my own errors, how can I something like this?

If ($post->check()) { // succeed } Perhaps I'm missing something... – alex Mar 1 '10 at 14:02.

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