Re: Quickform required & freeze vs _file_ (upload)

On Tue, 1 Apr 2003 21:40 Australia/Melbourne, ASCII characters were aligned thusly: > > On Monday, March 31, 2003, at 10:58 PM, Fredrik de Vibe wrote: > > > It seems that neither freeze nor the required rule work on image > > > input tags. Am I doing something wrong or is there a reason it is > > > so? Is this form using "get" as the method? It's my experience that file uploads don't work using "get". > > > I am also curious about the date type. There is no obvious (at > > > least to me) way to filter this. I admit I haven't checked the > > > code here, and it might be that this is done automatically, but if > > > somebody could clarify, I'd be grateful. > > ckline@rightcode.net (Charles Kline) writes: > > I have used the required rule on file fields many times now. i have > > not tried freeze. as for the question about the date type, what do > > you meant about filtering? > > I sat up too late, I guess. I meant file (upload) input fields, not > image. It appears you understood this, nonetheless. :-) > > Ok, what's weird is that the field _is_ required, but when I fill > something in, the value isn't registered and I can't get the form > submitted. > > By date filtering, I mean the same as text field filtering etc., like > > $form->applyFilter('MyDate', 'intval'); > > Making sure that all the values are ints. Only this doesn't work as > the resulting variable in Quickform is an array, and there is afaics > no other applicable filter. I also tried You may have to write your own filter (this should not be difficult). Can you give us more inforamtion on what you want to do? Cheers, Brad