Your ideas was kind of too advanced for my basic level. But don't worry I
finally found my answer at this link after about 6 months of searching and
asking around.
http://www.zfforums.com/zend-framework-components-13/core-infrastructure-19/validating-select-form-element-notempty-required-true-40
Hi,
I'm not completely sure whether I understand your problem correctly... Do
you want to validate your form in general or do you want the validation to
happen before the form is submitted to the server?
In general you should have a look at Zend_Validate and especially at
http://framework.zend.com
I am not sure if this is a router case.
Here is the case;
*URL
**Controller
**Action
**Descirption
*http://localhost/project
ProjectController
index
All projects list
http://localhost/project/1 ProjectControllerdetail
Detail of project, ID 1
http://localhost/project/new ProjectControllernew
New
I'm just saying that 0 is often times used that way. (eg.
session.cookie_lifetime)
It also makes sense if you're setting the limit to 0, as in no limit (0 ==
false), vs. limit (reduce) the resultset to 0 rows (which is how MySQL
understands it).
David
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Hi all,
Working with Zend_Db_Profiler_Firebug and CLI interface I've noticed
that Zend_Wildfire_Channel_HttpHeaders does not check whether we work
with HTTP request or not. I assumed that it will not try to send debug
messages to firebug if connection was not established over HTTP.
In my applicat
