Why do I keep saying that the confirmation password is the same as the password I filled in, but it keeps saying they are inconsistent? May I ask what the reason is?

Question

Why does the confirmation password keep saying that it is inconsistent with the password you filled in? May I ask what is the reason?

Answer 1

After multiple verifications

'password|password'=>[
'require'=>'require',
'alphaNum'=>'alphaNum',// Only letters plus numbers are allowed
'length'=>'6,20',//Length limitation
'confirm'=>'confirm',//Automatically perform equality verification with the password_confirm field
] ,

If you write it in the above way, there will be a problem that the confirmation password is the same as the password and it keeps saying that it is inconsistent

If you write 'confirm'=>'confirm as 'confirm' There is no problem

This shows that there are still some problems with the way of writing 'confirm'=>'confirm'.

Answer 2

I have the same problem as you, and I haven't found any reason. Have you found the reason now?

Answer 3

Just change password_confirm to confirm

<input type="password" name="confirm" class="form-control" id="inputPassword4" placeholder="password confirm">

Answer 4

Password and password_confirm directly write a fixed value verification, and the returned password and confirmation fields are inconsistent. It’s better to go to the front-end verification.

Answer 5

It is possible that the name of the input is not written correctly.

Answer 6

It may be that the name value received by the backend is inconsistent with the name value submitted by the front end.