I have a form for the employees department and it has the information on the employee, including the password. The problem is I do not want the employee to have to re-enter their password every time they fill out the form, so if the form is blank it would maintain the same password. Is this possible in Symfony? I have tried to modify my update action but because I encrypt my passwords it will not validate because the encrypted version is 40 characters in length and my validator only passes 8-12 characters. Can someone give me any insight on this? Shouldn't this have been a practical thing to build in? Hasn't anyone done a user system before?
Thanks, Darren
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