Re: Quickform nonzero rule bug (?)

Bertrand Mansion wrote:

<jeroen@terena.nl> wrote :

Hi, I've got a form using the nonzero rule and it doesn't work as expected. $form = new HTML_QuickForm; $form->addElement('text','list_size',null,array("size"=>3,"maxlength"=>2)); $form->addElement('text','idle_time',null,array("size"=>3,"maxlength"=>2)); $form->addElement('hidden','action','update'); $form->addRule('list_size','This field is required','required'); $form->addRule('list_size','Please choose a number between 1 and 99','nonzero'); $form->addRule('idle_time','This field is required','required'); $form->addRule('idle_time','Please choose a number between 1 and 99','nonzero'); Anything below 10 won't validate. The rule on line 226 of Quickform.php is:

         'nonzero'       =>array('regex', '/^[1-9][0-9]+/'),

Regex is not my strongest point, can anyone tell me of this looks right? It looks like it expect two digits..

Hi Jeroen, You can probably use this regex instead: /^[1-9][0-9]?/ Yep that works better. Any number except 0 will validate. Will you change it in CVS?

Jeroen