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PHP
12 lines
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PHP
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With Doctrine validators you can validate a whole transaction and get info of everything
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that went wrong. Some Doctrine validators also act as a database level constraints. For example
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adding a unique validator to column 'name' also adds a database level unique constraint into that
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column.
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Validators are added as a 4 argument for hasColumn() method. Validators should be separated
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by '|' mark. For example email|unique would validate a value using Doctrine_Validator_Email
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and Doctrine_Validator_Unique.
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Doctrine has many predefined validators (see chapter 13.3). If you wish to use
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custom validators just write *Validator classes and doctrine will automatically use them.
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