fc.web.forms

Class VSameText

java.lang.Object

fc.web.forms.FormValidator

fc.web.forms.VSameText

public final class VSameText
extends FormValidator

Validates two text input boxes to see if they are the same. (this could be a text box for say email and a second text box to confirm the email).

Note, other rules such as required length, characters etc., are not checked by this validator. Add a VText to each password field for that purupose.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
VSameText(Form f, String name, String errorMessage, Text field_one, Text field_two)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	validate(FormData fd, javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest req) Validates multiple fields together.

Methods inherited from class fc.web.forms.FormValidator

getErrorMessage, getName, setErrorMessage, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

VSameText

public VSameText(Form f,
                 String name,
                 String errorMessage,
                 Text field_one,
                 Text field_two)

Parameters:

field_one - the first text box

field_two - the second text box

Method Detail

validate

public boolean validate(FormData fd,
                        javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest req)

Description copied from class: FormValidator

Validates multiple fields together. Note, implementations need not call the validator for each field if that field also has a field level validator (since each field is individually validated by the form). Implementations should validate multiple fields to see if they make sense when analysed as a whole.

Important notes: Typically, validation should be skipped in the following circumstances:

• The field is disabled.
• The field is an instance of DependentField and the DependentField#shouldValidate method returns false.

Specified by:

validate in class FormValidator

Returns:

true is validation succeeded, false otherwise