Re: Quickform CustomRules for hierselect

On 10/22/05, john moylan <johnmoylan@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello. > > Has anyone successfully created a custom ruleset for a hierselect? any > tips on how to create them? > > Here's some dumy code, I don't seem to be able to validate the second > hierselect select menu. > > # starts > // Starts - Make a hierselect menu > $main[0] = 'Please Choose'; > $main[1] = 'I like numbers'; > $main[2] = 'I like letters'; > > $secondary[0][0] = "-----------------------"; > > $secondary[1][0] = 'Please Choose your fave number'; > $secondary[1][1] = '88'; > $secondary[1][2] = '99'; > $secondary[1][3] = '7'; > $secondary[1][4] = '42'; > $secondary[1][5] = '55'; > > $secondary[2][0] = 'Please select your fave letter'; > $secondary[2][1] = 'W'; > $secondary[2][2] = 'F'; > $secondary[2][3] = 'P'; > $secondary[2][4] = 'S'; > $secondary[2][5] = 'O'; > > $opts[] = $main; > $opts[] = $secondary; > > $hs =& $form->addElement('hierselect', 'multitest', 'Do you > like > numbers or letters', '', '<br />'); > $hs->setOptions($opts); > // Ends - Make a hierselect menu > > // Custom rule for hierselect > function validate_hierselect($element_name, $element_value) { > > if(is_numeric($element_value)) { > > return true; > } > > return false; > } > $form->registerRule('doValidation', 'function', validate_hierselect); > $form->addRule('multitest', 'I called function validate_hierselect', > 'doValidation'); > # ends > > thinks: could this use a groupRule ? > Sorry, didn't look in detail at your problem, but you can always use a formRule. -- Justin Patrin