Re: Re: [QuickForm][Controller/Page] register(methodic)Rule();

<usenet@risse.org> wrote : > of course this must be: > > <?php > // add element/group > $list_sixMAgo[] = &HTML_QuickForm::createElement('radio', null, null, > 'Ja', '1'); > $list_sixMAgo[] = &HTML_QuickForm::createElement('radio', null, null, > 'Nein', '0'); > $this->addGroup($list_sixMAgo, 'sixMAgo', 'This is my label'); > ?> > > .. and .. > > <?php > // add rule > // $this->addRule('sixMAgo', 'This one here didnt pass the superCheck', > 'superCheck'); > ?> > > ,but the prob is still the same. > > hope i am not confusing you too much. Probably your method should be : function superCheck($value, $option = null) { ... return true; } There is a difference between using a method and using a function for validation. A method accepts 2 parameters and a function accepts 3 parameters, the first one being the element name. I agree that this is not very logical and I don't remember why it's like this. The good news is that we will soon have (well, it's already there in CVS) a new 'callback' rule type which will accept only 2 parameters in both cases. I plan on keeping 'function' for BC. HTH Bertrand Mansion Mamasam