use add_valid:
$form->add_valid('status', 'Requested');
$form->model->create; # or whatever you are doing
Am 08.05.2009 um 18:31 schrieb Ascii King:
I should have mentioned, that I am currently doing it this way.
my $set_status = $form->get_all_element({ name => 'status' });
$set_status->attributes->{ 'value' } = 'Requested';
But, I know grabbing the element isn't the proper way.
Ascii King wrote:
I am using Catalyst and the Authentication plugin to handle logins.
I have a field called status which I use to determine if the
account has been activated or not. The three settings for this
field are 'Active', 'Disabled' and 'Requested'.
How can I securely set the field to 'Requested' from the
registration page?
If I create a hidden field called 'status' and set it to 'Disabled'
in the .yml, then couldn't someone on the web could submit a
request where the field has been set to 'Active'? i am looking for
some way to set the field to Requested in the subroutine that calls
the page, rather than on the page itself.
I know it's easy, but I can't figure it out.
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