I'm trying to rewrite a page from CI3 to CI4. In CI3, the validation rule took a parameter from the controller. But now that I've rewritten the code, that parameter (projectid) is coming through as the text 'projectid'. How do I pass a variable from the controller to a custom validation rule in CI4?
in app\Config\Validation.php:
public array $manageProjectInfo = array ( 'fldPublish' => array ( 'label' => 'Make project public', 'rules' => 'trim|check_publish_datasets[projectid]' ) ); The following is writing pid: projectid into the logs:
// check that there are no unpublished datasets if unpublishing project public function check_publish_datasets($fldPublish, $pid) { $valid = TRUE; $project_model = model('Project_model'); if (!$fldPublish) { log_message('debug','pid: '.$pid); $nDatasets = $project_model->get_projectdataavail($pid,$published=TRUE); if (count($nDatasets) > 0) { $valid = FALSE; $error = "This project cannot be unpublished because it contains published datasets."; } } return $valid; } in app\Controllers\Manage\Project.php
public function info($projectid = -1) { $basics['pagetitle'] = "Manage Project Information"; if ($this->request->getPost()) { $project['fldPublish'] = $this->request->getPost('fldPublish'); } //Define form attributes $data['formattribs'] = array( 'class' => 'basicForm', 'id' => 'manage-project-info-form' ); //Create array of input options, setting default values to either what they were in the database or what was entered in post data for form repopulation on error $data['fldPublish_publish'] = array( 'name' => 'fldPublish', 'id' => 'fldPublish', 'type' => 'radio', 'value' => '1', 'checked' => ($project['fldPublish'] == "1" ? TRUE : FALSE) ); $data['fldPublish_notpublish'] = array( 'name' => 'fldPublish', 'id' => 'fldPublish', 'type' => 'radio', 'value' => '0', 'checked' => ($project['fldPublish'] == "0" ? TRUE : FALSE) ); //Check if form validation has already been run and passed //Form validation rules set in form_validation config file if (!$this->request->is('post') || !$this->validateData($this->request->getPost(), 'manageProjectInfo')) { $this->common->render_page($basics, 'manage/project/info', $data); } //If successful form validation... else { //Collect post data for insert $project = array( 'fldPublish' => $this->request->getPost('fldPublish') ); $validData = $this->validator->getValidated(); foreach ($validData as $key=>$valid) { $project[$key] = $valid; } //Check flag-type columns to see if they're set to one, if they aren't set values to zero. if ($project['fldPublish'] != 1) $project['fldPublish'] = 0; //Convert null dates $builder = $this->db->table('tblProject'); $builder->where('pkProjectID', $projectid); $updateattempt = $builder->update($info_changes); if ($updateattempt) { //update the projectUpdated date and log a tblProjectChanges record $this->project_model->logProjectUpdated($projectid, "project", "info"); $this->session->setFlashdata('successmessage', "Your changes were successfully submitted"); return redirect()->to('manage/project/' . $projectid . '/info'); } else { $data['errormessage'] = "There was a problem writing your changes to the database. Please try again"; //Load the views with render_pages, passing either name of main view to load or array of main pages to load $this->common->render_page($basics, 'manage/project/info', $data); } } } } In the CI4 documentation, there is an example sending one of the other form inputs as a parameter (https://codeigniter.com/user_guide/libraries/validation.html#setting-multiple-rules). So I tried making a hidden input and passing that, but it also just printed the text name of the variable into the logs.
