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Php Geek
Php Geek

Reputation: 1107

Multiple validation functions in cakephp model class

I have a login form and a registration form . And both are attached to same table users. How do i validate both forms seperately in Model class. I have tried with two different functions, the code is below

class User extends AppModel
{
public function login()
  {
    public $private = array('username'=>array('required'=>array('rule'=>'notEmpty','message'=>'Username is reqired . So please fill the username')),'password'=>array('required'=>array('rule'=>'notEmpty','message'=>'Please enter your password.')));
    }
public function register()
    {
        public $private = array('firstname'=>array('required'=>array('rule'=>'notEmpty','message'=>'Enter your first name'),'lastname'=>array('required'=>array('rule'=>'notEmpty','message'=>'Enter your lastname name'),'username'=>array('required'=>array('rule'=>'notEmpty','message'=>'Username is reqired . So please fill the username')),'password'=>array('required'=>array('rule'=>'notEmpty','message'=>'Please enter your password.')),'role'=>array('valid'=>array('rule' => array('inList', array('admin', 'author')),'message' => 'Please enter a valid role','allowEmpty' => false))));
    }
}

My doubt is how wil the controller know which function is for login or register. How do i need to write the code in controller to call this ????

Upvotes: 0

Views: 626

Answers (2)

RichardAtHome
RichardAtHome

Reputation: 4313

class User extends AppModel {

    public $validateLogin = array(
       // validate rules for the login form submission
    );

    public $validateRegister = array(
        // validate rules for the registration form submission
    );

}

class UsersController extends AppController {

    public function login() {

        $this->User->validate = $this->User->validateLogin;

        // handle login form submission

    }

    public function register() {

        $this->User->validate = $this->User->validateRegister;

        // handle register form submission

    }

}

Upvotes: 1

user1933865
user1933865

Reputation:

I guess this may work :- 

class User extends AppModel
{

    public $private = array('firstname'=>array('required'=>array('rule'=>'notEmpty','message'=>'Enter your first name'),'lastname'=>array('required'=>array('rule'=>'notEmpty','message'=>'Enter your lastname name'),'username'=>array('required'=>array('rule'=>'notEmpty','message'=>'Username is reqired . So please fill the username')),'password'=>array('required'=>array('rule'=>'notEmpty','message'=>'Please enter your password.')),'role'=>array('valid'=>array('rule' => array('inList', array('admin', 'author')),'message' => 'Please enter a valid role','allowEmpty' => false))));
}

Upvotes: 1

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