Example #1
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 /**
  * Executes all validation rules. This should
  * typically be called within an if/else block.
  *
  *     if ($validation->check())
  *     {
  *          // The data is valid, do something here
  *     }
  *
  * @return  boolean
  */
 public function check()
 {
     // New data set
     $data = $this->_errors = array();
     // Store the original data because this class should not modify it post-validation
     $original = $this->_data;
     // Get a list of the expected fields
     $expected = Arr::merge(array_keys($original), array_keys($this->_labels));
     // Import the rules locally
     $rules = $this->_rules;
     foreach ($expected as $field) {
         // Use the submitted value or NULL if no data exists
         $data[$field] = Arr::get($this, $field);
         if (isset($rules[TRUE])) {
             if (!isset($rules[$field])) {
                 // Initialize the rules for this field
                 $rules[$field] = array();
             }
             // Append the rules
             $rules[$field] = array_merge($rules[$field], $rules[TRUE]);
         }
     }
     // Overload the current array with the new one
     $this->_data = $data;
     // Remove the rules that apply to every field
     unset($rules[TRUE]);
     // Bind the validation object to :validation
     $this->bind(':validation', $this);
     // Bind the data to :data
     $this->bind(':data', $this->_data);
     // Execute the rules
     foreach ($rules as $field => $set) {
         // Get the field value
         $value = $this[$field];
         // Bind the field name and value to :field and :value respectively
         $this->bind(array(':field' => $field, ':value' => $value));
         foreach ($set as $array) {
             // Rules are defined as array($rule, $params)
             list($rule, $params) = $array;
             foreach ($params as $key => $param) {
                 if (is_string($param) and array_key_exists($param, $this->_bound)) {
                     // Replace with bound value
                     $params[$key] = $this->_bound[$param];
                 }
             }
             // Default the error name to be the rule (except array and lambda rules)
             $error_name = $rule;
             if (is_array($rule)) {
                 // Allows rule('field', array(':model', 'some_rule'));
                 if (is_string($rule[0]) and array_key_exists($rule[0], $this->_bound)) {
                     // Replace with bound value
                     $rule[0] = $this->_bound[$rule[0]];
                 }
                 // This is an array callback, the method name is the error name
                 $error_name = $rule[1];
                 $passed = call_user_func_array($rule, $params);
             } elseif (!is_string($rule)) {
                 // This is a lambda function, there is no error name (errors must be added manually)
                 $error_name = FALSE;
                 $passed = call_user_func_array($rule, $params);
             } elseif (method_exists(__NAMESPACE__ . '\\Valid', $rule)) {
                 // Use a method in this object
                 $method = new ReflectionMethod(__NAMESPACE__ . '\\Valid', $rule);
                 // Call static::$rule($this[$field], $param, ...) with Reflection
                 $passed = $method->invokeArgs(NULL, $params);
             } elseif (strpos($rule, '::') === FALSE) {
                 // Use a function call
                 $function = new ReflectionFunction($rule);
                 // Call $function($this[$field], $param, ...) with Reflection
                 $passed = $function->invokeArgs($params);
             } else {
                 // Split the class and method of the rule
                 list($class, $method) = explode('::', $rule, 2);
                 // Use a static method call
                 $method = new ReflectionMethod($class, $method);
                 // Call $Class::$method($this[$field], $param, ...) with Reflection
                 $passed = $method->invokeArgs(NULL, $params);
             }
             // Ignore return values from rules when the field is empty
             if (!in_array($rule, $this->_empty_rules) and !Valid::not_empty($value)) {
                 continue;
             }
             if ($passed === FALSE and $error_name !== FALSE) {
                 // Add the rule to the errors
                 $this->error($field, $error_name, $params);
                 // This field has an error, stop executing rules
                 break;
             } elseif (isset($this->_errors[$field])) {
                 // The callback added the error manually, stop checking rules
                 break;
             }
         }
     }
     // Restore the data to its original form
     $this->_data = $original;
     return empty($this->_errors);
 }
Example #2
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 /**
  * Validate the domain of an email address by checking if the domain has a
  * valid MX record.
  *
  * @link  http://php.net/checkdnsrr  not added to Windows until PHP 5.3.0
  *
  * @param   string  $email  email address
  * @return  boolean
  */
 public static function email_domain($email)
 {
     if (!Valid::not_empty($email)) {
         return FALSE;
     }
     // Empty fields cause issues with checkdnsrr()
     // Check if the email domain has a valid MX record
     return (bool) checkdnsrr(preg_replace('/^[^@]++@/', '', $email), 'MX');
 }