@@ -298,6 +298,23 @@ To give a labeled error message you can set up as:
298298
299299.. _validation-withrequest :
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301+ Setting Rules for Array Data
302+ ============================
303+
304+ If your data is in a nested associative array, you can use "dot array syntax" to
305+ easily validate your data:
306+
307+ .. literalinclude :: validation/009.php
308+
309+ You can use the ``* `` wildcard symbol to match any one level of the array:
310+
311+ .. literalinclude :: validation/010.php
312+
313+ "dot array syntax" can also be useful when you have single dimension array data.
314+ For example, data returned by multi select dropdown:
315+
316+ .. literalinclude :: validation/011.php
317+
301318withRequest()
302319=============
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@@ -321,23 +338,6 @@ data to be validated:
321338Working with Validation
322339***********************
323340
324- Validating Keys that are Arrays
325- ===============================
326-
327- If your data is in a nested associative array, you can use "dot array syntax" to
328- easily validate your data:
329-
330- .. literalinclude :: validation/009.php
331-
332- You can use the '*' wildcard symbol to match any one level of the array:
333-
334- .. literalinclude :: validation/010.php
335-
336- "dot array syntax" can also be useful when you have single dimension array data.
337- For example, data returned by multi select dropdown:
338-
339- .. literalinclude :: validation/011.php
340-
341341Validating 1 Value
342342==================
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