I haven't read the docs in question, but surely to make it easier this should
be specified, or at least a standard should be implemented throughout the
docs.
> > - $username->addValidator('stringLength'...
> > and
> > - $password->addValidator('StringLength'...
> > are different.
Those two just confuse anyone who reads it, if it doesn't have an
explanation somewhere (without having to read right through the validator
docs) (but like I said I haven't read it, just my thoughts to make it more
user friendly).
Simon
sayusi wrote:
>
> On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 05:01:12PM -0400, Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
>> > - 15.2.6. Putting it together
>> > has brackets
>> > $form = new Zend_Form();
>> > but/and - i don't know :) :
>> > - $username->addValidator('stringLength'...
>> > and
>> > - $password->addValidator('StringLength'...
>> > are different.
>>
>> I actually purposely showed both as both are valid -- internally, we
>> ucfirst the string provided, so you can specify it either as
>> StringLength or stringLength.
>
> Ohh, i understand!
> I didn't know what is the purpose. Thanks the information.
>
> András
>
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