Is is possible to throw an own error message in a custom validator?
Check this:
if(!$oUser) throw new sfValidatorError($oValidator, 'unknown');
elseif(sha1($oUser->getSalt() . $aArguments['password']) != $oUser-
>getPassword()) throw new sfValidatorError($oValidator, 'invalid');
else return $oUser;
This is my form:
new sfValidatorCallback(
array(
'callback' => array('kmValidatorSignIn', 'execute'),
'arguments' => array('password' => sfContext::getInstance()-
>getRequest()->getParameter('sign_in[password]'))
),
array(
'invalid' => 'The e-mail address or the password is invalid',
'unknown' => 'There is no user found with this e-mail address'
)
)
But, helas, I receive this error message when I open the page:
"sfValidatorCallback does not support the following error codes:
'unknown'."
Someone who knows how I can make this own validator error code?
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