zend-form

How do i create this with $this->formSelect() ? <select multiple> <optgroup label="a"> <option>1</option> <option>2</option> </optgroup> <optgroup label="b"> <option>1</option> </optgroup> </select> For the Zend_Form_Element_Select() it goes like this $multiOptions = array( 'Group A' => array(1 => 'First Value',2 => 'Second Value A), 'Group B' => array(3 => 'Third Value'), ); $element->setMultiOptions($multiOptions); Note that you also have addMultiOption($option,$value) and addMultiOptions($options). Simply include the value or options in an additional array. Mr Coder In Zend Framework 2 this

I'm trying to add a plain text node in a zend form - the purpose is to only dispay some static text. The problem is - im not aware of any such way to do it. I have used 'description' but that HAS to be attached to a form element. Is there any way to simply display some text as part of a form? Zend considers everything as a form element so I cannot just print it out. Eg: The following will test your ability on so and so. . . . etc... Any thoughts? There might be a better way, but I created a paragraph by using a custom form element and view helper. Seems like alot of code for something so

Say I create a text element like this: $firstName = new Zend_Form_Element_Text('firstName'); $firstName->setRequired(true); Whats the best way to change the default error message from: Value is empty, but a non-empty value is required to a custom message? I read somewhere that to replace the message, just use addValidator(..., instead (NO setRequired) , like this: $firstName = new Zend_Form_Element_Text('firstName'); $firstName->addValidator('NotEmpty', false, array('messages'=>'Cannot be empty')); but in my testing, this doesn't work - it doesn't validate at all - it will pass with an empty

I've read the manual many times, I've scoured the posts offered by Google on the subject, I have even bought a couple of books that deal with ZF. Now, why am I still confused? I can, using Zend_Form, make a form that validates and functions fine. What I cannot do it make a form that looks exactly like I want it to look with the error messages that I want it to have. I want custom buttons, I want funky layouts, I want to insert text in the midst of the form, etc. Does anyone have a simple way of achieving these sorts of things? Something that makes me feel like the framework is saving me time

I have a website which runs on zend and recently it has stated losing the session variables when logged in $auth = Zend_Auth::getInstance(); seems not to work at times any leads on what could be the issue 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47038929/zend-instance-is-lost-at-random-moments

I had started putting my form element view scripts under '/application/views/scripts/form/' and was able to reference them by 'form/scriptname.phtml', but now I need to make a 'form' controller and I realize this was a short-sighted solution. The examples I've seen use something like '/path/to/your/view/scripts/' which doesn't help me with what's a logical/recommended place to put them. Thanks! I use non-standard file structure and use modules for my applications: /application /default /controllers /IndexController /ErrorController /views /scripts /index /index.phtml /error /error.phtml

At this moment I am working on a Form in Zend Framework. It has to become a Form where a company can fill in candidate details. I am pretty new with Zend, so that's why I am posting my question. This is what the form looks like (some fields removed to make the code shorter) <?php class Application_Form_Validate_ContactMethodSelected extends Zend_Validate_Abstract { const INVALID = 'invalid'; protected $_messageTemplates = array( self::INVALID => 'Ten minste 1 vorm van contact invullen, telefoon, mobiel of e-mail' ); public function isValid($value, $context = array()) { // You need to use your