$validator->addData('field_name', 'Other', false);
$validator->addData('field_prompt', 'Other', false);
$validator->addData('field_required', 'matchRegex', false, '!^(on|off)$!');
$validator->addData('field_active', 'matchRegex', false, '!^(on|off)$!');
if ($result = $validator->checkData()) {
// __ FORM IS VALID
// TODO -> Which below logic is better? the computed diff, or send all fields for update?
/*
// make a difference between updated & original field
$update = array_diff_assoc(Pommo_Fields::makeDB($_POST),$field);
// restore the ID
$update['id'] = $field['id'];
*/
// let MySQL do the difference processing
$update = Pommo_Fields::makeDB($_POST);
if (!Pommo_Fields::update($update)) {
$json->fail('error updating field');
}
$json->add('callbackFunction', 'updateField');
$json->add('callbackParams', $update);
$json->success(Pommo::_T('Settings updated.'));
} else {
// __ FORM NOT VALID
$fieldErrors = array();
$errors = $validator->getErrors();
foreach ($errors as $key => $val) {
$fieldErrors[] = array('field' => $key, 'message' => $val);
}
$json->add('fieldErrors', $fieldErrors);
$json->fail(Pommo::_T('Please review and correct errors with your submission.'));
}
