2009/2/27 Christian Lackas :
> So, MinLength does not apply to the empty string? Why is that?
> I would have expected that FormFu complains here also.
The Required constraint is the only one that demands the value is entered.
MinLength really means "if it's filled-in, then it must be at least X
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* Carl Franks [090227 15:07]:
Hi Carl,
thanks for your prompt reply, again.
> > - type: Password
> > name: password
> > label: Password
> > constraint:
> > - type: MinLength
> > min: 6
> > - type: Regex
> > regex: '\W'
> > message: Must
2009/2/27 Christian Lackas :
> * Carl Franks [090227 13:25]:
>
> Hi Carl,
>
>> You're adding a 2nd validator, so it doesn't have the message set on the 1st.
>> That should really be:
>> $field->get_validator({ type => 'Callback' })->callback( sub {
>> return Crypt::SaltedHash->validate($
* Carl Franks [090227 13:25]:
Hi Carl,
> You're adding a 2nd validator, so it doesn't have the message set on the 1st.
> That should really be:
>$field->get_validator({ type => 'Callback' })->callback( sub {
>return Crypt::SaltedHash->validate($user->password, shift);
>});
makes
2009/2/27 Christian Lackas :
> * Moritz Onken [090227 11:15]:
>
> Hi Moritz,
>
>> > My idea was to have this in my form.yml:
>> >
>> > - type: Password
>> > name: password_old
>> > label: Old password
>> > filters:
>> > - type: Callback
>> > callback: MyApp::Utils
* Moritz Onken [090227 11:15]:
Hi Moritz,
> > My idea was to have this in my form.yml:
> >
> >- type: Password
> > name: password_old
> > label: Old password
> > filters:
> >- type: Callback
> > callback: MyApp::Utils::hashpassword
> > constraint:
> >
Am 27.02.2009 um 11:05 schrieb Christian Lackas:
Hi Everybody,
just working on a user detail form, where the user has to type in his
password to be able to store the data. The passwords are stored as a
salted hash (using Crypt::SaltedHash and Digest::SHA1) in the
database.
My idea was to h
Hi Everybody,
just working on a user detail form, where the user has to type in his
password to be able to store the data. The passwords are stored as a
salted hash (using Crypt::SaltedHash and Digest::SHA1) in the database.
My idea was to have this in my form.yml:
- type: Password
nam
