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List:       pear-general
Subject:    [PEAR] [QuickForm][Controller/Page] register(methodic)Rule();
From:       217.235.33.138
Date:       2003-09-30 20:12:25
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!Buenas dias!

I am trying to use a custom rule in my QuickForm which is inside of a
QF_Page-class. As probably anyone I want to group my special rules in a
special class to be able to reuse them. Here is a simplified version of this
rulelib with just one rule :)
<?php
class customRules
{
 function superCheck($element,$val)
 {
  if(isset($val)==1)
  {
   $ret = '1';
  } else {
   $ret = '0'
  }
 return $ret;
 }
}
?>

this is the code inside my form (see above) which tries to validate the
form. It seems like the registration is well done, but for some unknown
reason i always get strange return-values which forces the QuickForm-object
to react not I expected it to do.

<?php
// .. class definitions..

// add element
  $list_sixMAgo[] = &HTML_QuickForm::createElement('radio', null, null,
'Yes', '1');
  $list_sixMAgo[] = &HTML_QuickForm::createElement('radio', null, null,
'No', '0');
  $this->addGroup($list_sixMAgo, 'sixMAgo', 'Uhh.. something went very very
wrong..');

// register custom rules
  $customRules = new customRules(); // necessary or will
registerRule()-method call the method from the (available) class
(statically)?
  $this->registerRule('superCheck','function','superCheck','customRules');

// add rule
// $this->addRule('sixMAgo', 'please click this, baby!', 'superCheck');

// ..more stuff..
?>

Whats my fault?

Thank you in advance!
--M

PS: Something different: Is it possible that the renderer SmartyDynamic
(which i found on the web) is identical with the bundled
QuickForm_Renderer_Array?

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