Browser jokes: php Validation?



  • I'm basically testing the Google Chrome site, and I just noticed that Opera (the latest version) is a way to circumvent the COMBAT THREE to fill the age. It just ignores this field and even manages the shape and the clock.

    http://site.ru/registration

    Also, some old browsers might be able to repel people with non-resident sex, for example.

    I mean. The opera here ignores and ignores JSand PHP Validation. It's legal. PHP and browser?

    Use the rules:

    $rules[] = array( 'gender', 'required', 'message' => 'Укажите пол' );
    $rules[] = array( 'birthYear', 'required', 'message' => 'Укажите год рождения' );
    $rules[] = array('gender', 'in', 'range' => array("f", "m", "?"), 'message' => 'Укажите пол.');
    

    Updating

    Added to the rule:

    $rules[] = array( 'birthYear',
                'length',
                'min'=>$AGE_START,
                'max'=>$AGE_END,
                'tooShort' => 'Укажите год рождения',
                'tooLong' => 'Укажите год рождения',
            );
    

    Opera stopped gluing.



  • You can get any data on your client's server. Data validation should always be on a server other than JS♪ If you have a registration without a compulsory field, then you're incorrect. PHP code with validation.

    UPD

    It's better not to turn to the mass. $_POST directly. Besides, there's nothing on your outgoing list. One browser sends it to you, the other's gone. It happens when you're in touch. $_POST['Form']['gender'] In one case, you have a line empty, in another case. null (not a fact, that's my).

    Check. $_POST A range in the counteraller in different browsers:

    var_dump($_POST); die();
    

    You could use a method. http://www.yiiframework.com/doc/api/1.1/CActiveRecord/#saveAttributes-detail or at a minimum check on the void:

    if(isset($_POST['Form']['gender']) && $_POST['Form']['gender'] != '') {
        $form->gender = $_POST['Form']['gender'];
    }
    



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