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Huzzi

Hi Guys! How can i handle this ErrorException and display a nice error message to the user?

ErrorException [ Error ]: Class 'SimpleUserWrongPassword' not found

PKGPATH/auth/classes/auth/login/simpleauth.php @ line 194

189        }
190        if (array_key_exists('password', $values))
191        {
192            if ($current_values->get('password') != $this->hash_password(@$values['old_password']))
193            {
194                throw new \SimpleUserWrongPassword('Old password is invalid');
195            }
196
197            if ( ! empty($values['password']))
198            {
199                $update['password'] = $this->hash_password($values['password']);

Huzzi

I think I have found the answer.. need to call the change_password method with try catch block. Edit* Try catch did not help.

Jelmer Schreuder

Still looks like a bug, the exception class thrown should exist. I'll look into it.

Huzzi

Jelmer Schreuder wrote on Saturday 16th of July 2011:

Still looks like a bug, the exception class thrown should exist. I'll look into it.

Thanks Jelmer. In the simpleauth class at the top the SimpleUserWrongPassword class defined as below, not sure if it's complete or not. class SimpleUserWrongPassword extends \Fuel_Exception {}

nerdsrescueme

Wouldn't you have to

throw new Auth\SimpleUserWrongPassword()

Since it's defined inside of the Auth namespace?

Jelmer Schreuder

It's already fixed in develop, I forgot to add it to the bootstrap. When it's in the bootstrap it can be requested from the global namespace because the Auth namespace is a "core" namespace (= aliased to global when requested) which allows easy extension from the app.

Huzzi

Thanks jelmer

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