> Zend_Form::setOptions() delays the setElementDecorators() call to after
> all other configuration, so that any elements set using configuration
> will then be affected by it. There is no way to override it.
Right, that's what I suspected.
> An easier approach is to define an array of default d
Hello.
I've been playing with Zend_Form today, specifically with the text
decorators, however it's not behaving quite how I expect.
I've extended the Zend_Form class, and I create the form using an array of
options, like so:
class forms_MediaOutletForm extends Zend_Form
{
public functio
Please ignore me, I've just seen the symlink I had pointing to version 1.5.1
of the framework has been repointed back to a pre-release of 1.5 *sigh*
Thanks for your help with this, now to track down how the symlink was
reverted.
Jonathan.
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> Hmmm... I tried the above form definition, and then executed the
> following:
>$values = array('Fax' => '');
> if (!$form->isValid($values)) {
>var_export($form->getMessages());
>exit;
>}
>echo "Validated!";
> And got the expected 'Validated!' response. Are you *
Hi,
I'm running v1.5.1 of the framework and am coming into difficulties with
form validation in the Zend_Form class.
The difficulty is that if I have non-required field, the validators
attached to the form element still execute.
As an example, take the following form:
$form = new Zend_Form
