There was a similar question some days ago: Passing an array as a value to Zend_Filter.
There was a similar question some days ago: Passing an array as a value to Zend_Filter In short, if you use Zend_Filter_Input, it will pass the array values individually to the associated validators. So, it's not possible to use the array as a whole, but the individual components. EDIT: A possible solution would be to create your own specific Zend_Validate class and include all the checks in the isValid method, something like the following: class MyValidator extends Zend_Validate_Abstract { const MESSAGE = 'message'; protected $_messageTemplates = array( self::MESSAGE => "Invalid format for the array" ); public function isValid($value) { if (!is_array($value)) { $this->_error(); return false; } // ... return true; } } Hope that helps.
– cantera25 Nov 29 at 15:24 @cantera25: I've updated my answer with the approach I would take. – dinopmi Nov 29 at 16:01.
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