Hello,
Thanks, for this skunkbad. I looked at your community auth and tried to take the My_form_validation and use it in my project.
I am using HMVC so it did not work.
I also have my models organized in sub directories so the code could not find the specified model.
I have made a few changes that seemed to fix the problem for me…
public function external_callbacks( $postdata, $param )
{
$param_values = explode( ',', $param );
// Make sure the model is loaded
$model = $param_values[0];
//Alain: See if there is a path...
$model_path= explode( '/',$model );
$model_segments= count($model_path );
if ($model_segments > 1)
{
$modelObj=$model_path[$model_segments -1];
}
else
{
$modelObj=$model;
}
$this->CI->load->model( $model );
// Rename the second element in the array for easy usage
$method = $param_values[1];
// Check to see if there are any additional values to send as an array
if( count( $param_values ) > 2 )
{
// Remove the first two elements in the param_values array
array_shift( $param_values );
array_shift( $param_values );
$argument = $param_values;
}
// Do the actual validation in the external callback
if( isset( $argument ) )
{
//Alain: now using $modelObj
$callback_result = $this->CI->$modelObj->$method( $postdata, $argument );
}
else
{
//Alain: now using $modelObj
$callback_result = $this->CI->$modelObj->$method( $postdata );
}
return $callback_result;
}
Edit: I also need to enter the full path of where my model is in my validation rules…
So, if I did not enter a path, then this would not find the model, but If I entered a path, then it would find the model load it but when trying to use it it would reference the object with the path.
