Re: Validation class comments

Maxim, 18:01:39 29. maj 2002 (streda) Greetings. > $opts = array( > 'name' => array('string', VAL_NAME, 1, 50), > 'address => array('string', VAL_STREET, 1, 100), > 'age' => array('number', false, 1, 120) > ); > $res = Validate::multiple($_POST, $opts, true) > The $strict arg will remove all the values from the $data param that > aren't in the $val_type array. Still in the TOTHINK is how to return a > clear answer of what and where the validation failed. My 3 possibilities: 1. Put markers into $opts array (it needs to be passed as reference). So if name is valid, than $opts['name']['valid'] = true; 2. Returns associative array with validation status values ('name' => true, 'address' => false, ...). 3. Simply returns array of valid members (idexes or names). I'm for the first possibility. You have once $opts created, it will be nice to see results there. Note that than in this case WON'T be possible direct array passing. $res = Validate::multiple($_POST, array(...), true); =Nepto= ____________________________________________________________________________ Ondrej 'Nepto' Jombik, http://www.nepto.sk/ nepto@atomicpile.sk