Re: Pear QuickForm date element causing problems
| From: | Bertrand Mansion | Date: | Tue, 10 Aug 2004 08:02:30 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Pear QuickForm date element causing problems | ||
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Sam Miller wrote:
>Yes, it is my code. The only thing was that I changed the label and name
>of the element because I didn't want to post the whole code (more than
>500 lines)!
>
>The name used to be $i and the label $label. I don't think that it is
>necessary to post the whole code, but if you want to take a look at
>everything, I can gladly post the whole thing.
So you mean that 'format'=>'Y Y' is correct ?
In this case, that's maybe wjat's giving you troubles. If what you want is 2 different
year selects, you should use a group of 2 selects. It might also depend on the value in $i.
Bertrand Mansion
Mamasam
PS: it is generally better accepted to write replies below the text of the original mail, not
above...
>Alexey Borzov wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Sam Miller wrote:
>>
>>> I'm using PEAR's quickform. It is quite useful, but sometimes it also
>>> causes major headaches. Well, my problem at the moment is that I can't
>>> get the date element to work properly. My code is:
>>>
>>> $this->addElement('date', 'Birthdate', 'Date of
>>> Birth',
>>>
>>> array('language'=>strtolower($_SESSION['language']),
>>> 'format'=>'Y Y',
>>>
>>> 'minYear'=>date('Y')-30,
>>>
>>> 'maxYear'=>date('Y'),
>>> 'addEmptyOption' => TRUE)
>>> );
>>
>>
>> This is obviously NOT your code (hint: 'format'). If your code is too
>> precious to share, our time is too precious to waste.
>