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To extend the rules that can be used by Joomla to validate form input, the following changes are needed: | To extend the rules that can be used by Joomla to validate form input, the following changes are needed: | ||
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Reason: Article needs structure and examples to be improved
To extend the rules that can be used by Joomla to validate form input, the following changes are needed:
Step 1: Alter the controller[edit]
In the controller function add these lines:
$form = $model->getForm();
$form->addRulePath(JPATH_COMPONENT.'/models/rules');Step 2: Add the rule files[edit]
In the folder models/rules in the component add any rule file you want to use.
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