Thanks for the replying.

Regarding the Zend_Form decorators: I still don't know how to set a HtmlTag
decorator to have a certain text node value, unlessI can use the Description
decorator.



On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 11:23 PM, Bart McLeod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 1. Use setOption('placement','append') or prepend on your decorator. If you
> want to use the description upon description, you can, you have to alias
> them: addDecorator(array('descr1' => 'Description'));
> addDecorcator(array('otherDescription' => 'Description'))
> etc.
> 2.  use placement append, if you use XHTML, <br></br> is valid. If you use
> HTML, use openOnly option = true.
> 3. I am not sure if PASSWORD treatment is supported... I know about MD5.
> 4. I received strange messages about bounced mail too. I had the bounced
> messages forwarded to me and they are from two years ago and not addresses
> to me.
>
> Regards,
>
> Bart McLeod
>
>
> Neriodavid(Wei Dai) schreef:
>
>
>>
>> 1. About Zend_Form:
>>   How to decorate a form to allow html/dom element in between form
>> element?
>>   I have a well designed form with many table cell and heading text in it.
>> How can I add xhtml/dom element with text node in the tags not
>> wrap/prepend/append tags to the Zend_Form_Element objects.
>>   The only way I can think of is use "Description" decorator. But, I need
>> use "Description upon Description" and then set every "Description" with the
>> value of the desired text?
>>
>> 2. I add custom form decorator HtmlTag, when tags are br, hr ... empty
>> tag, it generate <br></br> and <hr></hr>.
>> This questions is actually a report of (Maybe a little bug?) problem. It
>> is that when you add the HtmlTag decorator with the "empty element tag",
>> such as "br" or "hr". ZF will use this tag wrap around the element with the
>> "<br>" and "</br>", not use "<br />".
>>
>> 3.CredentialTreatment('Password(?)') doesn't work.
>> I am talking about use the Zend_Auth_Adapter. When I use the
>> "setCredentialTreatment" method with "Password(?)" against mysql 5, and in
>> the DB, the password column was encoded using the PASSWORD, not the OLD
>> PASSWORD, it fails to authenticate. However, When I use MD5, it works.
>>
>> P.S. I receive warnings from ZF mail list states that my message was
>> bouced. I have no idea why. Maybe because I use forwarded some message to
>> the mail list?
>>
>

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