-- Roman1975 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
(on Saturday, 01 December 2007, 06:10 AM -0800):
> I do not like that in these examples is the fact that we are committing to
> the library to check the values of these fields, as a hidden, select, and
> more so, because they can not substitute for why hackers would make auto
> testing such fields?
> or if you want to disable this auto testing.
I'm really not sure I understand what you're getting at. Could you be
more explicit and give some examples, please?
* What do you mean by "committing to the library to check the values
of these fields"? All proposed examples use Zend_Validate, which
allows you to attach as many or as few validators to a field as
you'd like, and to utilize your own custom validators.
* What do you mean by "they can not substitute for why hackers would
make auto testing such fields"? Are you assuming validation would be
client-side? Because all of these solutions are *server-side* --
unless you allow which validators are selected based on user input,
this won't be an issue... unless you also have problems with hackers
getting local access to your files.
Please explain your thoughts.
> Roman1975 wrote:
> > Please tell who knows, how affairs with Zend_Form are,
> > Whether his(its) development is planned?
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