I'd do something like this in real life:
<fuseaction name="register" access="public">
<xfa name="processRegistration" value="processregistration" />
<invoke object="application.userManager"
methodcall="getUser( 'User', variables )"
returnvariable="user"/>
<invoke object="user"
methodcall="getValidationErrors()"
returnvariable="validationErrors" />
<do action="v_components.formatValidationErrors"
contentvariable="content.validationErrors" />
<do action="v_user.registerForm" contentvariable="content.pageContent"/>
</fuseaction>
<fuseaction name="processregistration" access="public">
<invoke object="application.userManager"
methodcall="getUser( 'User', variables, attributes )"
returnvariable="user"/>
<if condition="#user.validate()#">
<true>
<!-- Was the registration successful? -->
<invoke object="application.userManager"
methodcall="processRegistration( user
)"/>
<relocate url="#myFusebox.originalCircuit#.success"/>
</true>
<false>
<!-- If registration was not successful, display the
registration
form again. -->
<do action="register" />
</false>
</if>
</fuseaction>
An empty user object won't have any validation errors (empty array),
but when validate() is run the error array is populated within the
user object.
On 9/1/05, wolf2k5 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 8/26/05, Brian Kotek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > In fact I know I'm on a posting blitz, but if you handled the creation
> > of the TO, the BO, and validation check in the manager CFC, you could
> > actually simplify it to this:
> >
> > <fuseaction name="storeContact">
> > <invoke object="application.contactManager"
> > methodcall="save( attributes )"
> > returnVariable="result" />
> > <if condition="#result.status#">
> > <true>
> > <do action="success" />
> > </true>
> > <false>
> > <do action="showContactForm" />
> > </false>
> > </if>
> > </fuseaction>
>
> This code looks even better (shorter), but how would you let the user
> know of the errors in the form if the validation fails?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
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