$model = new Test();
$model->uuid = new Expression("UUID()");
$model->create = new Expression("NOW()");
if($model->save() === false)
{
echo(json_encode($model->getErrors()));exit;
}
else
echo("saved");the output is shown as:
{"uuid ":["uuid must be a string."]}the result of the check is that the validation rules automatically generated by the Yii2 framework
/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function rules()
{
return [
[["create"], "safe"],
[["uuid"], "string", "max" => 64],
[["uuid"], "unique"],
];
}- date type field is safe, only verify whether it exists, and do not do specific verification The
- string type field is verified by string, and it is found that Expression has reported an error .
non-framework solutions include inheriting ActiveRecord processing to validate related code and skipping Expression
Is there any ready-made way to solve this problem within theframework?
someone must have encountered a similar problem, and there should be a solution within the framework.