[ASK]How to check the duplicate username?

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You could try to remove the filters() and accessRules() from you controller just to check if there's something wrong with permissions. If so, try to bypass the actions that don't need permission checks.

I already tried to remove the filters() and accessRules(), but my problem still exist. I use the standard CRUD operation, can i bypass the actions?

@mr. Qiang, How about your suggestion?

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I create the register.php like this: 


<h2>Register</h2>





<?php echo $this->renderPartial('reg', array(


	'user'=>$user,


	'update'=>false,


)); ?>

the reg.php:



<div class="yiiForm">





<p>


Fields with <span class="required">*</span> are required.


</p>





<?php echo CHtml::beginForm(); ?>





<?php echo CHtml::errorSummary($user); ?>





<div class="simple">


<?php echo CHtml::activeLabelEx($user,'IDROLE'); ?>


<?php echo CHtml::activeDropDownList($user,'IDROLE',User::model()->statOpt); ?>


</div>


<div class="simple">


<?php echo CHtml::activeLabelEx($user,'NAMA'); ?>


<?php echo CHtml::activeTextField($user,'NAMA',array('size'=>20,'maxlength'=>20)); ?>


</div>


<div class="simple">


<?php echo CHtml::activeLabelEx($user,'EMAIL'); ?>


<?php echo CHtml::activeTextField($user,'EMAIL',array('size'=>30,'maxlength'=>30)); ?>


</div>


<div class="simple">


<?php echo CHtml::activeLabelEx($user,'USERNAME'); ?>


<?php echo CHtml::activeTextField($user,'USERNAME',array('size'=>15,'maxlength'=>15)); ?>


</div>


<div class="simple">


<?php echo CHtml::activeLabelEx($user,'PASSWORD'); ?>


<?php echo CHtml::activePasswordField($user,'PASSWORD',array('size'=>15,'maxlength'=>15)); ?>


</div>


<div class="simple">


<?php echo CHtml::activeLabelEx($user,'WEBSITE'); ?>


<?php echo CHtml::activeTextField($user,'WEBSITE',array('size'=>50,'maxlength'=>50)); ?>


</div>





<div class="action">


<?php echo CHtml::submitButton($update ? 'Save' : 'Create'); ?>


</div>





<?php echo CHtml::endForm(); ?>





</div><!-- yiiForm -->

and modify the usercontroller:



public function actionRegister()


	{


		$user=new User;


		if(isset($_POST['User']))


		{


			$user->attributes=$_POST['User'];


			if($user->save())


				$this->redirect(array('success','id'=>$user->IDUSER));


		}


                $this->render('register',array('user'=>$user));


	}

But why the error message doesn't appears in the register form?

But in the create form it's work…

somebody fix my code please…

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What is your rules() now? Under which situation the error doesn't appear? Does the error appear when you enter nothing in the form?

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What is your rules() now?

I create the registration form, so the unregistered user that access this page.

This is my rules:



public function rules()


   {


      return array(


                        array('IDROLE,NAMA,EMAIL,USERNAME,PASSWORD','required'),


         array('USERNAME','unique',


                            'message'=>'username is already exist, please change'),


                        array('NAMA','length','max'=>20),


         array('EMAIL','email'),


         array('USERNAME','length','max'=>15),


         array('PASSWORD','length','max'=>15),


         array('WEBSITE','length','max'=>50),


         array('IDROLE', 'in', 'range'=>array(1, 2, 3)),


                 );


   }

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Under which situation the error doesn't appear?

The error only appear if the user already login.

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Does the error appear when you enter nothing in the form?

No, the error still doesn't appear.

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I want to make the error appear when the unregistered user accessing it.

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Do you mean even "required" messages do not appear when you submit the form without providing any data?

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Do you mean even "required" messages do not appear when you submit the form without providing any data?

Yes, that's correct.

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I see no reason why this would happen. Do you have code in your view to display the errors? Did you check if $user->getErrors() is empty or not?

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I see no reason why this would happen. Do you have code in your view to display the errors?
sure. in m reg.php in first page : 


...


<?php echo CHtml::beginForm(); ?>





<?php echo CHtml::errorSummary($user); ?>


...

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Did you check if $user->getErrors() is empty or not?

if i already login into my site, the error code appeared. What should i do?