Yes it is correctly written

and there are these fields in Mysql

id auto_increment
username varchar(255)
password varchar(255)
email varchar(255)

I'm using a non standard table/model for authentication other than
User and I have used

this->Auth->userModel = 'Member'

There is no validation in the Model

Malcolm



On Apr 21, 5:44 pm, Stu <greenmushroo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Look in you add.ctp file and make the password field is correctly
> written.  Also it's possible that the word 'password' is reserved for
> something (I had this happen to me before, I think I was working with
> Access) you could try changing the name of that field if possible.
>
> Are you using MySQL? How many fields do you have, what does your table
> structure look like?  Would you happen to have validation conditions
> in your model?
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