Alex Weissman

For what it's worth, in my version ([UserFrosting](https://github.com/alexweissman/UserFrosting)), I added an extra column in the `uc_permissions` table (`is_default`). Any permission group with `is_default` set to 1 is automatically linked to...

Dates come in many formats. What do you propose? jQueryvalidation has the `dateISO` method: https://jqueryvalidation.org/dateISO-method/ Valitron has a generic `date` method, which accepts any parsable date string, or a `DateTime`...

Glad UF is working out for your business - I definitely had startups and small businesses in mind when I created it. Would you be interested in featuring your site...

Oh - interesting! Is it failing in client-side validation, or server-side?

so it lets you submit the form (showing all fields as green), but then it gives an error? This would be server side, then. BTW: with issues, you don't need...

Ok, so that would be in Valitron, which [internally uses `FILTER_VALIDATE_INT`](https://github.com/vlucas/valitron/blob/master/src/Valitron/Validator.php#L223-L226). This might be platform dependent, see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31070807/filter-var-and-validating-integer-values. One thing that could be done is to explicitly set the minimum...

No problem - were you able to fix it? I wonder if Valitron would consider adding explicit values for `min_range` and `max_range`.

How about allowing an arbitrary series of transformations? I.e.: `transform: ['trim', 'purge']` or `transform: ['purify', 'trim']`

Well, I meant the json-schema.org validation schema in particular. We already read from a "json schema" of sorts.

Hmm, that is a tricky one. Fortress doesn't have any rules like this at the moment, so you will just need to implement that logic manually in your controller.