Re: Re: HTML Quickform Filter
| From: | Ian Warner | Date: | Mon, 10 Jul 2006 16:12:51 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: HTML Quickform Filter | ||
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Okay I suppose this would also the apply to the addrule feature also?
Thank you. Will test this now.
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Mark Wiesemann wrote:
Ian Warner wrote:Is there a shortcut for doing this: Do I need to use the grouping? $form->applyFilter('username', 'trim'); $form->applyFilter('password', 'trim'); $form->applyFilter('first_name', 'trim'); $form->applyFilter('surname', 'trim');You could use an array (of the element names) as the first argument. Regards, Mark