zend-form-element

问题 I want to add check for more than one values in where clause. Db_RecordExists just check for one filed. I have read that you can extend zend validate abstract class and you can have your own validator. can I have one little example about this please. Thank you... 回答1: What are you trying to do exactly? To me, you don't even need a custom validator. If you read carefully the source code of Zend_Validate_Db_Abstract you will notice this phpDoc above the constructor: Provides basic configuration

问题 I am using ViewScripts to decorate my form elements. With radio elements, the separator can normally be overridden, but the override is being ignored when I use the ViewScript. When I use the below call and ViewScript, the radio elements are separated by a '<br />' rather than the space I've specified. If leave the default decorators, the override works. $this->addElement('radio', 'active', array( 'disableLoadDefaultDecorators' => true, 'decorators' => array(array('ViewScript', array(

问题 I would like to add a simple check box to my form: $element = new Zend_Form_Element_Checkbox('dont'); $element->setDescription('Check this box if you don\'t want to do this action.'); $form->addElement($element); However, this is what the html looks like: <dt id="dont-label"> </dt> <dd id="dont-element"> <input type="hidden" name="dontAttach" value="0"> <input type="checkbox" name="dontAttach" id="dontAttach" value="1"> <p class="description">Don't attach a bulletin. I only want to send an

问题 I want to force the Zend form into Twitter Bootstrap style. I currently iterate through the form fields and write the form info into my bootstrap div construction. I saw in Zend Framework 1(!) that there is a way to do this within a decorator. But for some reason the doc for version 2 doesn't cover this point... I'd like to do something like this: protected $_format = '<label for="%s">%s</label>' . '<input id="%s" name="%s" type="text" value="%s"/>'; public function render($content) {

问题 I have a page that has multiple forms on it. Several of the forms share an element with the same name like CustomerID. This means the element ID CustomerID will collide with that same ID in the other forms. I would like to find a clean way to prefix the field name with the name of the form. For instance PaymentProfile_CustomerID. Suggestions? So far, the best I have been able to come up with is: class MyForm extends Zend_Form { public function init() { $this->setName("PaymentProfile"); ...

问题 I am using zend_form (part of Zend Framwork) to create a form and found when I add a set of checkboxes using Zend_Form's multicheckbox element (Zend_Form_Element_MultiCheckbox) the code that is outputted like so: <label for="subjects-maths"> <input type="checkbox" value="maths" id="subjects-maths" name="subjects[]"> Maths </label> <label for="subjects-english"> <input type="checkbox" value="maths" id="subjects-english" name="subjects[]"> English </label> I.e. the input is inside the label.

问题 in ZF1 form and form elements had a setDescription method that was outputted as <p>description here</p> in view .... ZF2 seems that doesn't have this method so my question is how can i add description to form elements ? this is my view : <div> <? $form = $this->form; $form->prepare(); echo $this->form()->openTag($form); foreach ($form->getElements() as $el) { ?> <div class="form_element"> <?=$this->formRow($el);?> </div> <? } echo $this->partial('system/form/buttons_form_part.phtml', array(

问题 I have a Zend_Form created from a controller like this: $form = new Zend_Form; $form->setAction('/ad/add')->setMethod('post')->setAttrib('id', 'add_form'); $form->addElement('text', 'name', array( 'label' => 'Name', 'description' => 'Ex.: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1', 'validators' => array( 'alnum', 'notEmpty', array('stringLength', array('min' => 3, 'max' => 150)) ), 'required' => true )); $form->addElement('textarea', 'description', array( 'label' => 'Description', 'description' => 'Make sure

问题 I am setting up a zend form as: class Application_Form_Ticket_Search extends Zend_Form { private $_itemList; public function setItemList($itemList) { $this->_itemList[0] = 'Select Item'; // Default selected value foreach($itemList AS $key => $value) { $this->_itemList[$value['REFERENCE']] = $value['DESCRIPTION']; } } // Initializes search form public function init() { // Settings POST type request $this->setName('search')->setMethod('GET'); $this->addElement('select', 'item', array( 'label' =

问题 I have a form with two select boxes: country and city, city depending on the selected country. Note that the city field is populated dynamically when a country is selected using Ajax. So far I extended Zend_Form_Element_Select overriding isValid() for the city select box, and I'll use the $context argument to get the selected country and check if the city is valid (for that country). I want to skip city validation if the country validation fails. For example someone can inject a bad value