Hi,
I need to be able to hide Zend_Form errors dynamically if the user changes
some options after a form fails validation.
How do I inject an id attribute in to the error markup ?
ul class=errors id=SOME ID HEREliSome Error
Message/li/ul/td/tr
It would be good if I could specify the id when
Matthew
Appreciate the reply I went and checked the Requirements and see they
are up at 5.2.4 now - been a while since I checked them
How much hacking is need do you think to make the latest release work
with 5.1.6.? I suppose it depends on what packages I am using, bit
desperate at this client
Hi Ian,
How much hacking is need do you think to make the latest release work
with 5.1.6.? I suppose it depends on what packages I am using, bit
desperate at this client refuses to upgrade.
Would it help you if you'd patch the code to use an array in stead of
the iterator?
$container =
I usually use a placeholder/partial directly in the view script for things
like this. In fact i never even thought to go abotu it in the way you are
doing.
so in my layout.phtml i might have something like:
?php echo $this-placeholder('sidebar'); ?
and in my index.phtml i would have:
?php
Hey Everyone,
I'll be hosting Jon Lebensold (zendcasts.com) at an Intuit Engineering
Network event tomorrow in our Boston Intuit office. Jon will be building
a Google Wave extension using Intuit QuickBase online database
http://quickbase.intuit.com/ .
Everyone is welcome to dial-in, watch
Wil,
Excellent work. I have not had a change to look over everything yet
and test it out but from what I saw it looks great!
Jon
Wil Sinclair wrote:
Hi all, I've posted a proposal for a SimpleDB client library here:
http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFPROP/Zend_Service_Amazon_Simple
Hi.
I use factory method Zend_Form::addDisplayGroup() to add display group, and
it works great:
...
)-addDisplayGroup(
array(
'el1',
'el2',
...
'eln'
),
'group1')...
I want
-- umpirsky umpir...@gmail.com wrote
(on Tuesday, 17 November 2009, 10:28 AM -0800):
I use factory method Zend_Form::addDisplayGroup() to add display group, and
it works great:
...
)-addDisplayGroup(
array(
'el1',
'el2',
...
Naah, a little drag :)
I didn't like factory methods at first, didn't like strings instead
constants..., but now I just don't want to break the chain.
Will do it like you said
$group = $form-getDisplayGroup('
group1');
$group-removeDecorator('Label');
Thanks for the fast response!
Hehum, after this:
...
)-addDisplayGroup(
array(
'brand',
'model',
'year_from',
'year_to',
'price_from',
'price_to',
'kilometer_from',
'kilometer_to'
I am trying to use zend_Translate for translation in my application but it is
not working :-((
I am using en.mo and en.po files for translation in my lang folder
In my application.ini i am using
resources.translate.registry_key = Zend_Translate
resources.translate.adapter = gettext
Hi,
I seem to be having difficulties connecting to the ldap server (which
I'm told they think is an AD).
What it seems to be boiling down to is that Zend_Ldap is building the
canonical username dn from the supplied username and the baseDn. From
what I read it seems that in order to build the
Removing 'DtDdWrapper' did the job.
Regards,
Saša Stamenković
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 7:53 PM, Саша Стаменковић umpir...@gmail.comwrote:
Hehum, after this:
...
)-addDisplayGroup(
array(
'brand',
'model',
'year_from',
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