Details
Bug
Minor
Description
When you create a form element from .ini file, and add a StringLength validator to your element with a .max option but without .min option, then .max is wrongly interpreted as .min.
Example:
user_details.elements.firstname.options.validators.strlen.validator = "StringLength" user_details.elements.firstname.options.validators.strlen.options.max = "30"
Let's say I input "foo" as firstname
Actual result:
- form does not validate
- following error message is displayed: 'foo' is less than 30 characters long
Expected result:
- form should validate
- no error should be displayed
NOTE: this bug may impact other validators as well.
Problem comes from Zend_Form_Element::_loadValidator()
$instance = $r->newInstanceArgs((array) $validator['options']);
$validator['options'] is passed to constructor without taking into consideration options name<
Temporary workaround:
- always specify a min length as well (set it to 0)
Issue Links
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| ZF-6623 | Min and Max swapped in Zend_Validate_StringLength when building a form from a Zend_Config |
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Already fixed with r18058 on 10.Sept