My sign-up form can have two errors associated to the Username: leaving
it blank is an error, and choosing an existing name is a different
error. The way I discovered I could deal with this is
<?php echo $html->tagErrorMsg('User/UserName', 'Username is
required.<br>') ?>
<?php echo $html->tagErrorMsg('User/UserNameExists', 'A user with that
username exists, choose another.<br>') ?>
The hack here is that "UserNameExists" is not a field in my model, it's
a name I made up to carry that error message, and in my validation code
I have
$user = $this->findByUsername($data['User']['UserName']);
if(!empty($user)) {
$this->invalidate('UserNameExists');
}
Does anyone know of a less hacky way to accomplish multiple errors?
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