Re: HTML_QuickForm & Rules.
| From: | Helgi | Date: | Tue, 16 Dec 2003 14:10:04 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: HTML_QuickForm & Rules. | ||
| References: | 1 2 | Groups: | php.pear.general |
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Hmmm ...
Well okey lets say I want the user to write his email address in the form ... There for i use $form->addRule('email', 'Please insert your email', 'email'); so the user doesn't input invalid email ... But I also want this to be a required field ... I was wondering if i can somehow user email and required on same rule ? Or do i have to make 2 diffrent rules ? like:
$form->addRule('email', 'Doesn't look like a email', 'email');
$form->addRule('email', 'There must be a email', 'required');
Also i was wondering the same with compare ...
I saw in the manual like I said a way with compare'ing password fields and have them also be a required fields but there you had to make a function that made the compare and then you used it like this:
$form->addRule('passwd1', 'Please enter password', 'required');
$form->addRule('passwd2', 'Please confirm password', 'required');
$form->addFormRule('cmpPass');
And then I come again to the thing i was wondering isn't there any inbuilt feature in the QuickForm to make the same thing compare and be required, and same with email ...
If not then it would be a nice feature ...
Thanks for you answear :)
Bertrand Mansion wrote:
<helgi@trance.is> wrote :I was wondering ... Isn't there any way to make $form->addRule('email', 'Please insert your email', 'email'); and complare aslo a reqiured field ? With out making my own rules ? I've made my own rule to compare two password fields and user addFormRule and then in addRule i have required (Just like i saw in the manual :) ) but my thought was isn't there any inbuilt features to do this ? If so i haven't found them and i thank the person that can answear my question :DSorry, I don't understand what you want to do ? Bertrand Mansion Mamasam