Hi,
I'm trying to validate two dates : the begin_date has to be before the
end_date or else an error is thrown.
I found the sfValidatorSchemaTimeInterval validator with the plugin
sfFormExtraPlugin, it seems to do what I want but I can't get it to
work.
Here's what I have in lib/form/doctrine/ModuleForm.php :
$this->validatorSchema['end_date'] = new
sfValidatorSchemaTimeInterval($this['begin_date'],
$this['end_date'],array('min_duration' => 1000));
When I submit the form with the end_date sooner than the begin_date,
there isn't any error, the form passes. But the end_date field is now
empty...
I saw in the class that there's an error code "start_not_prior", wich
is exactly what I'm looking for. But I don't know how to throw it !
Since there's no example on the web, I thought maybe one of you could
help me :-)
Thanks in advance !
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