Thanks, this is useful. I think I must be making an assumption
somewhere that I shouldn't be making, so here's my bit of code in my
controller:
function register() {
// Check to see if form data has been submitted
if (!empty($this->data['User'])) {
// Validate both passwords entered are the same
if ($this->data['User']['password'] !=
$this->data['User']['confirmpassword']) {
$this->User->invalidate('confirmpassword');
$this->validationErrors['User']['confirmpassword'] =
'Passwords
must match';
}
// Validate both email addresses entered are the same
if ($this->data['User']['email'] !=
$this->data['User']['confirmemail']) {
$this->User->invalidate('confirmemail');
$this->validationErrors['User']['confirmemail'] =
'E-mail
addresses must match';
}
// Try to save as normal, shouldn't work if the field
was
invalidated.
if ($this->User->save($this->data)) {
$this->flash('You have been successfully
registered.',
'/users/login');
} else {
$this->render();
}
}
}
What happens is, regardless of whether the passwords or emails match,
the save still goes through successfully. It looks like save() should
test to see if there are any invalidFields(), but it's still going
through. Where is my thinking wrong in this?
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