Hi again, I have a single form for users, which is both used for registration and update. When a user is registered, I instantiate the form and clear the elements 'status' and 'group' which I only need for updates. So far so good.
Now I have an input filter class as well. I want to have one both for registration and updates like the form. For registration I set the 'status' and 'group' to not required, for updates I set the 'password' to not required. Not I have the problem with the email adress which should be unique. For registration I use the Db\NoRecordExists validator, for updates I need to exclude the current email on the fly. Does anyone think it is bad practice to use the same form and input filter for different purposes? Should I rather create one form and one input filter for each purpose and risk some code duplication? Any thoughts would be welcome. Regards, Ralf -- List: [email protected] Info: http://framework.zend.com/archives Unsubscribe: [email protected]
