You should be creating your returns struct using the "passed" and
"failed" methods like farUser:
<cfset stResult = createObject("component",
application.formtools["field"].packagePath).failed(value="#arguments.stFieldPost.value#",
message="The userid you have selected is already taken.") />
<cfset stResult = createObject("component",
application.formtools["field"].packagePath).passed(value=stFieldPost.Value) /
>
FarCry automatically invokes the ftValidate* methods for each field
(if they exist). FarCry is a conventions based framework. Its
magic :)
I think there may be a bug in FarCry that prevents the
<ft:serverSideValidation /> tag from firing. You may have to create
your own edit.cfm handler and manually add in a call to
<ft:serverSideValidation />. Hopefully someone from Daemon will chime
in a shed some light.
Sean
On Aug 13, 12:07 pm, Ron Mast <[email protected]> wrote:
> This is bizarre...I created ftValidateKeywords and making sure it
> fails...yet when I save bSuccess=false is not recognized. I have the
> same data structure as farUser.cfc when I dump arguments and cfabort.
>
> Any clue to why? It's running the ftValidateKeywords because it's
> dumping the arguments.
>
> Thanks again!
>
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 9:45 AM, Ron Mast <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Shawn I'm trying the ftValidateKeywords method. Keywords is the field name.
>
> > Looking at the farUser.cfc example. I did a selected resources search
> > trying to find how the ftValidateUserID function is getting invoked so
> > I can get a better understanding. I didn't find anything.
>
> > I created the ftValidateKeywords in mysite/packages/types/course.cfc
>
> > I am at loss of how to now use my ftValidateKeywords function.
>
> > Thanks!
>
> > On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 6:37 AM, Sean Coyne <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> Ron,
>
> >> You can create a ftValidateKeyword method (assuming your field name is
> >> "keyword") and FarCry will execute it.
>
> >> Check out /core/packages/types/farUser.cfc you can see that they built
> >> an ftValidateUserID method to validate the userID. Your method would
> >> use the same areguments, returntype, etc.
>
> >> OR
>
> >> You can create your own formtool type, say "keywordList". You would
> >> create a keywordlist.cfc in your /project/packages/formtools folder
> >> then for your "keyword" field use a ftType="keywordlist". You can
> >> look at any of the other formtool CFCs for examples of how to
> >> construct your edit, display, validate and any other methods.
>
> >> Sean
>
> >> On Aug 12, 4:36 pm, Ron Mast <[email protected]> wrote:
> >>> When editing a content type field (Keyword) type longchar. The entry
> >>> is comma delimited...but I want to avoid duplicate words making this
> >>> example an invalid entry: "farcry, is, awesome, farcry, rules".
> >>> Because farcry is used twice I would like to not allow this to save.
>
> >>> I wanted to ask the group before I start reading through the
> >>> documentation and writing code. Has anyone done this? Perhaps farcry
> >>> already can validate this?
>
> >>> Thank you for understanding my newbie status! :)
>
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