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If this option is not set, the rule will be applied in any scenario.
See the section [Scenarios][#Scenarios] for details.
+ *message*: replaces the default error message if validation fails.
+ *...validation parameters...*: any number of extra parameters to be used by the specified validator.

**Note**: You may get into trouble when using model's attributes as additional parameters for validators. Take a look at: [https://github.com/yiisoft/yii/issues/3001](https://github.com/yiisoft/yii/issues/3001 "https://github.com/yiisoft/yii/issues/3001")
 

### Choice of validators
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}

public function validateLogin() { // [...]
 
}
 
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### Scenarios
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through the `"on" => "scenario"` parameter.


 
## Validation rules reference

For each rule, the list of its specific arguments is given with the eventual default value *(in italics)*.
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7. **tooSmall**, the error message used when the uploaded file is too small.
8. **types**, a list of file name extensions that are allowed to be uploaded. *(null, meaning all extensions)*
9. **wrongType**, the error message used when the uploaded file has an extension name that is not listed among extensions.
 
10. **mimeTypes**, a list of MIME-types of the file that are allowed to be uploaded. *(requires fileinfo PHP extension)*
 
11. **wrongMimeType**, the error message used when the uploaded file has a MIME-type that is not listed among mimeTypes.


### `filter` : [CFilterValidator]
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*Examples:*

- With standarda custom function ```php array('mycode','filter','filter'=>'strtoupper'), ``` - With a custom functionmethod ```php array('eanupc','filter','filter'=>array($this,'keepProductCode')), array('eanupc','filter','filter'=>array(self,'formatProductCode')),
 
... public function keepProductCode($eanupccode){ // return ltrim(substr($eanupc,6,6),'0');s a new value (uses $this) ...
 
}
 
static public function formatProductCode($code){
 
// returns a new value (cannot use $this) ...
}
```
[...]
* [CUniqueValidator]
* [CUnsafeValidator]
* [CUrlValidator]
 
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Created on: Nov 29, 2009
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