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Right now I would be happy if Cake used Exceptions
I would like this snippet to work
try {
$result = Validation::custom($this->params['form']['value'],
$this-
>params['form']['validation']);
}
catch (Exception $e) {
$message = $e->getmessage()."";
}
Right now I can only suppress the error with @. But this way the
functions returns false for both valid and invalid regexp. therefore
the function itself does not work anymore as expected.
I can't catch the error of an invalid regexp and return a meaningful
error message - as well as return the success message of the
validation of the string itself.
My goal:
- return true/false for result if regexp is valid
- return the error "invalid Regexp" in case it is invalid - and omit
the result (meaningless in this context)
any ideas? i'm stuck
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