I have a class that extends Zend_Form_Subform. In init() I do this:
$phone = new Zend_Form_Element_Text(
array('name' => 'office_phone','id'
=>'person_office_phone','label' => 'Office phone',
'belongsTo' => 'person' ,'class' => 'telephone'
)
);
$phone->addValidator('StringLength',true,array('min'=>10,'max'=>10,
'messages' => array(
Zend_Validate_StringLength::TOO_SHORT => $m = "phone number
must be 10 digits",
Zend_Validate_StringLength::TOO_LONG => $m
)));
$phone->addFilter(new Zend_Filter_Digits());
$this->addElement($phone);
I have a Zend_Form subclass that contains two subforms, the above being one
of them.
In this case I am trying to strip non-digits form a 10-digit phone number.
When I POST the form with
"212 805-0362" in this field, validation is failing.
Crude but effective, I put echo statements in Zend_Filter_Digits constructor
and filter() method, and determined that the Zend_Filter_Digits instance is
created, but the filter() method is never executed.
Pray tell, what I am doing wrong? Or have I discovered a bug?
This is ZF 1.10.0. Any guidance is deeply appreciated.
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