[fw-general] Custom Validate Message doesn¹t show up correctly
Hi,
I have written a custom validate Class
class StringEqual extends Zend_Validate_Abstract {const NOT_EQUAL =
string;protected $_messageTemplates = array(self::NOT_EQUAL =
'%value%' Missmatched value);public function isValid ($value)
{$this-_setValue($value['password']); if
($value['password'] !== $value['password2']) {
$this-_error(self::NOT_EQUAL);return false;}
return true;} }
The validation works ok, but I never get the right error message, the error
message array always contains
Here is how I am using the above class
$validators = array(username = array(NotEmpty,
Alpha, 'presence' = 'required'),password =
array(NotEmpty, Alpha, presence = 'required', new StringEqual(),
fields = array(password, password2)));
$validator = new Zend_Filter_Input($filters, $validators, $data);
When the StringEqual validation class fails in the errors it says Array (
[password] = Array ( [0] = string ) ) I can't seem to get the actual error
message to show up.
Maybe I am not doing something right, any help is greatly appreciated.
Also I am not sure how to set 2 Values in the $_templateMessage
I also tried doing the following and it also didn¹t work,
$this-_createMessage(self::NOT_EQUAL, $value['password'] . Not Equal to
. $value['password2']);
Before the call to _error();
Regards
Nayana
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[fw-general] Re: Custom Validate Message doesn¹t show up correctly
Sorry some how my previous email lost all the newlines in code,
On 10/14/07 7:26 PM, Nayana Hettiarachchi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have written a custom validate Class
class StringEqual extends Zend_Validate_Abstract
{
const NOT_EQUAL = string;
protected $_messageTemplates = array(self::NOT_EQUAL = '%value%'
Missmatched value);
public function isValid ($value)
{
$this-_setValue($value['password']);
if ($value['password'] !== $value['password2']) {
$this-_error(self::NOT_EQUAL);
return false;
}
return true;
}
}
The validation works ok, but I never get the right error message, the error
message array always contains
Here is how I am using the above class
$validators = array(
username = array(NotEmpty, Alpha, 'presence' =
'required'),
password = array(NotEmpty, Alpha, presence = 'required',
new StringEqual(), fields = array(password,
password2))
);
$validator = new Zend_Filter_Input($filters, $validators, $data);
When the StringEqual validation class fails in the errors it says Array (
[password] = Array ( [0] = string ) ) I can't seem to get the actual error
message to show up.
Maybe I am not doing something right, any help is greatly appreciated.
Also I am not sure how to set 2 Values in the $_templateMessage
I also tried doing the following and it also didn¹t work,
$this-_createMessage(self::NOT_EQUAL, $value['password'] . Not Equal to
. $value['password2']);
Before the call to _error();
Regards
Nayana
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[fw-general] usage of Zend_Db_Table_Row
Hi There,
Congratulations on the 1.0.0 release, I am coming getting back to ZF
after 0.7.0 and its great to see very good progress. Excellent work.
I have a small question regarding implementing a Zend_Db_Table_Row
class, the documentation says the following.
9.6.5.1. Defining Custom Logic for Insert, Update, and Delete in
Zend_Db_Table_Row
The Row class calls protected methods _insert(), _update(), and
_delete() before performing the corresponding operations INSERT, UPDATE,
and DELETE. You can add logic to these methods in your custom Row
subclass.
I have a custom Zend_Db_Table_Row class that is associated with a
Zend_Db_Table object,
When I work directly on the Zend_Db_Table object and call the insert()
method I don't see that the protected _insert method of the row class
being called. I try to trace through the library code and I did not see
anything apparent that would perform this either. However retrieving a
row by calling createRow() method and calling the save() method does
call the _insert() method.
Is this the intended behavior ? if so then the example provided in the
documentation may not be correct,
Example code
//
class Account extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract
{
protected $_name = 'account';
protected $_rowClass = 'CustomRow';
}
class CustomRow extends Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract
{
protected function _insert()
{
$this-_data['created_by'] = 21;
}
}
//test cases
//This method works and calls the _insert() and I see the audit column
created_by populated with value 21 in the db
public function testAddAccountWithRow()
{
$a = new Account(array('db' = $this-__fixture));
$row = $a-createRow();
$row-account_name = 'Unit Test Code via createRow';
$row-save();
}
//this method doesn't work. With or without specifying the rowClass at
object creation
public function testAddAccountDirect()
{
$a = new Account(array('db' = $this-__fixture, 'rowClass' =
'CustomRow'));
$a-insert(
array('account_name' = 'Inserting Direct')
);
}
I apologize beforehand if I am asking something that has already been
answered, I tried to search across the mailing list and did not see any
relevant hits.
Nayana Hettiarachchi
