Maybe the best way to have a password validation would be to let the
PasswordWidget display two password fields and check itself the values are the same?
Christophe Combelles a écrit :
Hermann Himmelbauer a écrit :
Hi,
I'm creating a simple user-administration,
Hi, I'm currently doing exactly the same thing :)
(user management with z3c.form, and the class for my users derives from
zope.app.authentication.principalfolder.InternalPrincipal )
which requires the user to type in the password and a password
confirmation. For that, I have an interface which contains the
attributes "password" and "password_confirm". Of course, only the
password is stored as an object attribute.
When I now use form.EditForm for editing this object, z3c.form raises
an error as it cannot find the required attribute in the context for
the "password_confirm" widget.
I'm not sure this is a good idea to have "password_confirm" in the
interface, because it would mean that your user has two passwords (from
an interface point-of-view). The password confirmation should just be
part of the form validation. Maybe you have to manually add a field in
the form (I'm just going to try that).
If you really want to have both password in the interface, you have to
implement both attribute, and the password_confirm can just be a
property whose 'get' retrieves the password and whose 'set' just checks
that the value (that should actually be a hash) is the same as the
'password'.
Christophe
What's the suggested way to circumvent this problem?
Best Regards,
Hermann
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