Ah, you tried, well, this ($res =
$dom->query('input[type="text"][value="somevalue]');) is how it works with
jQuery selectors.
Regards,
Saša Stamenković
On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 8:09 AM, Саша Стаменковић wrote:
> Try:
> $res = $dom->query('input[type="text"][value="somevalue]');
>
> Regards,
> S
Try:
$res = $dom->query('input[type="text"][value="somevalue]');
Regards,
Saša Stamenković
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 11:19 PM, gerardroche wrote:
>
> how would you query two attributes together?
>
> I've tried quite a fwe variations:
>
>
>
> $res = $dom->query('input[type="text" value="somevalue
Mostly you should note that just as your application would bootstrap, so
does your testing environment.
This means that you need to have an Zend_Application being setup, and it
would bootstrap as normal. This would assume that your bootstrap class
probably has a method to setup your autoloadi
how would you query two attributes together?
I've tried quite a fwe variations:
$res = $dom->query('input[type="text" value="somevalue]');
$res = $dom->query('input[type="text", value="somevalue]');
$res = $dom->query('input[type="text"+value="somevalue]');
$res = $dom->query('input[type="text
Hi Matthew,
Yes, I read that info in your blog. Unfortunately, my requirements differ.
1. At the moment, I'm not using table classes.
2. I need generated base classes to be autoloaded.
You say: "Then use a resource autoloader or module autoloader to do
autoloading of
your model classes; everyth
-- Dodger wrote
(on Wednesday, 30 September 2009, 12:14 PM -0700):
> File NameClass PrefixBase Prefix Model Name
> --
> Post.php Blog_Model_ Post
> (Blog_
I think you must be right Hector, but I was wondering if there was
something I was missing. I know that you could adjust the decorators
manually, but that would be a rather involved process -- I was hoping
there was a way to do it centrally such as setElementsBelongTo().
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 2:
Hi all:
I'm in the need of generating 2D barcode (DataMatrix ECC200 for shipping
labels). So far I haven't found anything open source that would allow me to
create them. So I thought it might be a good addition to ZF. Checked if
there is already any barcode project in ZF and I found the following:
What error messages do you get when you use date()?
2009/10/1 MSFXX
>
> I would like to create a date variable like this:
>
> $thedate = date("d-m");
>
> outputting something like "01-10"
>
> This works fine within my PHP class however when I use it within the
> ZendFramework it breaks :(
>
> Th
I would like to create a date variable like this:
$thedate = date("d-m");
outputting something like "01-10"
This works fine within my PHP class however when I use it within the
ZendFramework it breaks :(
There is nothing wrong with the other code within the class because if I
hardcode the date
Push.
Aycko wrote:
>
> All classes which are loaded with Zend_Application_Module_Autoloader in
> module bootrap could not be found. The autoloaders are defined in
> application bootstrap and module bootstrap ... this works great, but not
> fpr testing.
> Defining the Zend_Application_Module_Aut
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