hi:
i was writing a small User class and i have noticed that the minlength does
not validate the value if the type of the field was a password look at this
code :
in my class i have this :
[code]
/**
* @ORM\Column(type="string")
* @Assert\MinLength(limit=8)
* @Assert\NotBlank()
*/
protected $password;
[/code]
and the form is very small like this :
[code]
$builder
->add('username','text')
->add('email','email')
->add('password','password')
;
[/code]
if i submit my form with only 1 char in the password field , the form will
be accepted even though i have told it to be validated and the count of the
chars must be 8
now if i change the password field type to text, the form will not be
submitted and it will return back with the error message ..
i have searched but didnt find any solutions ( even though i have found
peoples said that the yml or xml is much more better way to put my
validations rule, others said use the fosUserBundle which will be much more
better ) but since am new here i wanted to understand how everything work
before i depend on other bundles ..
thanks for your help ..
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