use Entity\User;
$pagename = "Registration";
$useremail = "";
$userpassword = "";
$userdescription = "";
$userfirstname = "";
$userlastname = "";
$userdate = "";
if (isset($_POST['UserEmail']) && isset($_POST['UserPassword']) && isset($_POST['UserDescription']) && isset($_POST['UserFirstname']) && isset($_POST['UserLastname']) && isset($_POST['UserDate'])) {
if (!$userLoggedIn) {
//add user registration and handle errors
$newuser = new User();
$newuser->setEmail(htmlentities($_POST['UserEmail']));
$newuser->setPassword(htmlentities($_POST['UserPassword']));
$newuser->setDescription(htmlentities($_POST['UserDescription']));
$newuser->setFirstname(htmlentities($_POST['UserFirstname']));
$newuser->setLastname(htmlentities($_POST['UserLastname']));
$date = DateTime::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', $_POST['UserDate']);
$newuser->setBirthDate($date);
$em->persist($newuser);
$em->flush($newuser);
$_SESSION['success'] = "You have been registered";
header('Location: threads.php');
} else {
$_SESSION['success'] = "You are logged in.";
header('Location: threads.php');
}
} else {
include '../src/Views/Header.php';
include '../src/Views/Register.php';
include '../src/Views/Footer.php';