Zend Framework
3.0
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Public Member Functions | |
getHaystack () | |
Returns the haystack option. | |
setHaystack (array $haystack) | |
Sets the haystack option. | |
getStrict () | |
Returns the strict option. | |
setStrict ($strict) | |
Sets the strict option mode InArray::COMPARE_STRICT | InArray::COMPARE_NOT_STRICT_AND_PREVENT_STR_TO_INT_VULNERABILITY | InArray::COMPARE_NOT_STRICT. | |
getRecursive () | |
Returns the recursive option. | |
setRecursive ($recursive) | |
Sets the recursive option. | |
isValid ($value) | |
Returns true if and only if $value is contained in the haystack option. | |
Public Member Functions inherited from AbstractValidator | |
__construct ($options=null) | |
Abstract constructor for all validators A validator should accept following parameters: | |
getOption ($option) | |
Returns an option. | |
getOptions () | |
Returns all available options. | |
setOptions ($options=[]) | |
Sets one or multiple options. | |
getMessages () | |
Returns array of validation failure messages. | |
__invoke ($value) | |
Invoke as command. | |
getMessageVariables () | |
Returns an array of the names of variables that are used in constructing validation failure messages. | |
getMessageTemplates () | |
Returns the message templates from the validator. | |
setMessage ($messageString, $messageKey=null) | |
Sets the validation failure message template for a particular key. | |
setMessages (array $messages) | |
Sets validation failure message templates given as an array, where the array keys are the message keys, and the array values are the message template strings. | |
__get ($property) | |
Magic function returns the value of the requested property, if and only if it is the value or a message variable. | |
setValueObscured ($flag) | |
Set flag indicating whether or not value should be obfuscated in messages. | |
isValueObscured () | |
Retrieve flag indicating whether or not value should be obfuscated in messages. | |
setTranslator (Translator\TranslatorInterface $translator=null, $textDomain=null) | |
Set translation object. | |
getTranslator () | |
Return translation object. | |
hasTranslator () | |
Does this validator have its own specific translator? | |
setTranslatorTextDomain ($textDomain= 'default') | |
Set translation text domain. | |
getTranslatorTextDomain () | |
Return the translation text domain. | |
setTranslatorEnabled ($flag=true) | |
Indicate whether or not translation should be enabled. | |
isTranslatorEnabled () | |
Is translation enabled? | |
Public Member Functions inherited from TranslatorAwareInterface | |
setTranslator (TranslatorInterface $translator=null, $textDomain=null) | |
Sets translator to use in helper. | |
Public Attributes | |
const | NOT_IN_ARRAY = 'notInArray' |
const | COMPARE_STRICT = 1 |
standard in_array strict checking value and type | |
const | COMPARE_NOT_STRICT_AND_PREVENT_STR_TO_INT_VULNERABILITY = 0 |
Non strict check but prevents "asdf" == 0 returning TRUE causing false/positive. | |
const | COMPARE_NOT_STRICT = -1 |
Standard non-strict check where "asdf" == 0 returns TRUE This will be wanted when comparing "0" against int 0. | |
Protected Attributes | |
$messageTemplates | |
$haystack | |
$strict = self::COMPARE_NOT_STRICT_AND_PREVENT_STR_TO_INT_VULNERABILITY | |
$recursive = false | |
Protected Attributes inherited from AbstractValidator | |
$value | |
$abstractOptions | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
Static Public Member Functions inherited from AbstractValidator | |
static | setDefaultTranslator (Translator\TranslatorInterface $translator=null, $textDomain=null) |
Set default translation object for all validate objects. | |
static | getDefaultTranslator () |
Get default translation object for all validate objects. | |
static | hasDefaultTranslator () |
Is there a default translation object set? | |
static | setDefaultTranslatorTextDomain ($textDomain= 'default') |
Set default translation text domain for all validate objects. | |
static | getDefaultTranslatorTextDomain () |
Get default translation text domain for all validate objects. | |
static | getMessageLength () |
Returns the maximum allowed message length. | |
static | setMessageLength ($length=-1) |
Sets the maximum allowed message length. | |
Protected Member Functions inherited from AbstractValidator | |
createMessage ($messageKey, $value) | |
Constructs and returns a validation failure message with the given message key and value. | |
error ($messageKey, $value=null) | |
getValue () | |
Returns the validation value. | |
setValue ($value) | |
Sets the value to be validated and clears the messages and errors arrays. | |
translateMessage ($messageKey, $message) | |
Translate a validation message. | |
Static Protected Attributes inherited from AbstractValidator | |
static | $defaultTranslator |
static | $defaultTranslatorTextDomain = 'default' |
static | $messageLength = -1 |
getHaystack | ( | ) |
Returns the haystack option.
Exception\RuntimeException | if haystack option is not set |
getRecursive | ( | ) |
Returns the recursive option.
getStrict | ( | ) |
Returns the strict option.
isValid | ( | $value | ) |
Returns true if and only if $value is contained in the haystack option.
If the strict option is true, then the type of $value is also checked.
mixed | $value | See http://php.net/manual/function.in-array.php#104501 |
If the check is not strict, then, to prevent "asdf" being converted to 0 and returning a false positive if 0 is in haystack, we type cast the haystack to strings. To prevent "56asdf" == 56 === TRUE we also type cast values like 56 to strings as well.
This occurs only if the input is a string and a haystack member is an int
Implements ValidatorInterface.
setHaystack | ( | array | $haystack | ) |
setRecursive | ( | $recursive | ) |
setStrict | ( | $strict | ) |
Sets the strict option mode InArray::COMPARE_STRICT | InArray::COMPARE_NOT_STRICT_AND_PREVENT_STR_TO_INT_VULNERABILITY | InArray::COMPARE_NOT_STRICT.
int | $strict |
Exception\InvalidArgumentException |
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const COMPARE_NOT_STRICT = -1 |
Standard non-strict check where "asdf" == 0 returns TRUE This will be wanted when comparing "0" against int 0.
const COMPARE_NOT_STRICT_AND_PREVENT_STR_TO_INT_VULNERABILITY = 0 |
Non strict check but prevents "asdf" == 0 returning TRUE causing false/positive.
This is the most secure option for non-strict checks and replaces strict = false This will only be effective when the input is a string
const COMPARE_STRICT = 1 |
standard in_array strict checking value and type
const NOT_IN_ARRAY = 'notInArray' |