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Is there a way to call a function that validates the model as a whole instead of individual attributes. This would allow more flexible validation of relationship among attributes instead of just their values.
This also allows working with inherited model classes that already have a validate() method defined. For example, if you're working with a mobile backend like Parse.com, whose js API is based on Backbone but instead of Backbone.Model, you are required to use Parse.Object. This class has a method Parse.Object.validate that takes care of a few behind the scene data fields. I'm trying to figure out a way to call Parse.Object.validate either before or after the normal flow of backbone-validation
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_.extend(MyModel.prototype,Backbone.Validation.mixin);MyModel.prototype.validate=function(){varerrors=Backbone.Validation.mixin.validate.apply(this,arguments);if(errors){returnerrors;}// put you validation here};
Is there a way to call a function that validates the model as a whole instead of individual attributes. This would allow more flexible validation of relationship among attributes instead of just their values.
This also allows working with inherited model classes that already have a
validate()
method defined. For example, if you're working with a mobile backend like Parse.com, whose js API is based on Backbone but instead ofBackbone.Model
, you are required to useParse.Object
. This class has a methodParse.Object.validate
that takes care of a few behind the scene data fields. I'm trying to figure out a way to callParse.Object.validate
either before or after the normal flow of backbone-validationThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: