Re: Validate after Submit?

2010-12-04 Thread splitshade

well,

attaching a validator to a specific id could possibly work, but this is not
very usable, because thus i would need to know about the internal structure
of a component.
But i do not have any better idea either, so thanks for the hint!

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Re: Validate after Submit?

2010-12-03 Thread andrea del bene

Hi,

you can implement a custom IValidator to attach to userid field or a 
custom IFormValidato for your input form. Do you think they could   work 
for your application?

Hi,

a general Question, and I am interested in how you would solve that?

I have a couple of form elements, that I want to submit.
I send some values to a backend and get an error code back - say an Enum
with errorcode and Message Error, User-ID already registered.

What I want to do now is, i want to assign this errormessage to the
inputtextfield for userid.

All Fields are hidden within Panels, so in the Page, I do not have access to
the TextFIeld itself, and I do not want to make it accessible through some
kind of getters or something.

is there a way to assign an Error to a component from outside (with a
FormVisitor or something)?
Just looking for some directions.

Thanks




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Validate after Submit?

2010-12-02 Thread splitshade

Hi,

a general Question, and I am interested in how you would solve that?

I have a couple of form elements, that I want to submit.
I send some values to a backend and get an error code back - say an Enum
with errorcode and Message Error, User-ID already registered.

What I want to do now is, i want to assign this errormessage to the
inputtextfield for userid.

All Fields are hidden within Panels, so in the Page, I do not have access to
the TextFIeld itself, and I do not want to make it accessible through some
kind of getters or something.

is there a way to assign an Error to a component from outside (with a
FormVisitor or something)?
Just looking for some directions.

Thanks

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