Thanks. I will probably just make a blog post and post my code, and if
folks want to use it they can. Looking through the
Zend_Filter_Encrypt/Decrypt - it could do the same thing (though, it still
feels odd to use it for character encoding type things).
On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 1:31 PM, A.J. Brown
You should only need to unit test your forms if they are adding
functionality to Zend_Form. The built in Decorators, Filters,
Validators, etc should already be tested. If you're using a custom
Decorator, Filter, Validator, or View, you should test those
separately from the form.
With that said,
Hi,
There have been many great evolutions in the Zend_Pdf package, and I would like the thank Alexander
Veremyev for it, but some useful functions are still missing.
To be more precise, I am talking about functions like:
- drawXXX() with an additional parameter to specify the unit (may be this
I really like your implementation, but I'm not sure it belongs in the
framework itself. As Matthew pointed out, it doesn't accomplish
anything that can't already be done. It's definitely very convenient,
though.
On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 2:25 PM, OnyxRaven wrote:
>
> Yeah, I know Filters do alrea
Yeah, I know Filters do already accomplish most of this - the idea here was
to 'formalize' the symmetric operation of two filters like
urlencode/urldecode, etc. An Encode could easily be composed of Filter
objects (in fact I have a Zend_Encoder_Filter class that takes in the encode
and decode Fil
Hi, Steve.
I just wonder if you have found any good ways of testing Zend_Form classes?
Dmitry.
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There's an open bug for this, and it seems a patch was provided to add a
second argument to dispatch() that would allow you to specify if exceptions
should be thrown.
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-5721
But it seems the current workaround would be to pull the exception from the
respon
Just an answer to myself: yes, exceptions are not throwing, it is a feature.
@see Zend_Test_PHPUnit_ControllerTestCase::dispatch()
m.
On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 5:06 PM, Marian Meres wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I'm playing with the Zend_Test_PHPUnit_ControllerTestCase and have run
> into a behavio
Sorry for the misunderstanding: I was not talking about the way to align values visually in the
template.
When I fetch the values from the database, the decimal separator is a dot.
As the software I am working on is in french, I must accomodate french locale, which implies to
convert the decimal
Hello Everyone,
I'm playing with the Zend_Test_PHPUnit_ControllerTestCase and have run
into a behavior which is somewhat different from what I'm used to with
"plain" phpunit testing.
This is what I have:
class MyControllerTest extends Zend_Test_PHPUnit_ControllerTestCase
{
public function te
Hello Guillaume
In such cases, I would suggest using a table (without or without cell borders).
You would use one row per sub-array in $data.
For a very similar example to what you are trying to achieve, please
take a look at http://is.gd/bgCNi, section "Assigning compound data
types in LiveDocx
Hi,
I am working on LiveDocx document generation.
When dealing with arrays, it is sometimes necessary to format the data to be
printed.
For instance, consider this data:
$data = array(
0 => array(
'title' => 'item 1',
'width' => 65.00,
'height' => 54.00,
'purchase_price' => 29
Thanks, Hector!
On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 5:40 PM, Hector Virgen [via Zend Framework Community]
> wrote:
> No, currently you must specify each action manually. However, you can
> extend the contextSwitch or ajaxContext helper to support this feature. Take
> a look at the "hasActionContext()" metho
Thank you for your answer, Jonathan.
I'll do it the way you suggest... until you can implement a definitive solution
in the Zend service :-)
I guess they do not interpret the template markup, as I tried with the following workaround for
Word, but it did not work:
{ IF { MERGEFIELD address_1 }
If thats good enough for jQuery... :)
Regards,
Saša Stamenković
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> wrote:
> I prefer external js files which are the loaded depending on language.. ofc
> that complicates tr
I prefer external js files which are the loaded depending on language.. ofc
that complicates translation for end users, but even that can be done with
some nice gui :)
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Hello again Guillaume
I have just got word back from the template specialists.
> When an address line is empty, how can I tell LiveDocx no to print the
> entire line, including the ?
Unfortunately, they confirmed exactly what I originally thought:
Currently, this is not directly supported. Howev
The order does not matter, if you want to set prefixPath for the whole form
$options = array('prefixPath' => …);
just for Elements on the Form
$options = array('elementPrefixPath' => …);
as i said, have a look at …/Zend/Form.php method setOptions() which is called
on construction of a form and red
I just have done so!
But nothing happened.. Only the prefixes "Zend_Form_Element_" and
"Zend_Dojo_Form_Element_" is taken..
How and where i'll have to set prefixPath in this array?
Is it possible, that i have to set it at the beginning of the subform section?
Hi,
look at setOptions() within …/Zend/Form.php
it is 'prefixPath' and 'elementPrefixPath'
Greetings,
Christian
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to generate a form with subforms from a Zend_Config object!
>
> My Problem is, that i have to set a prefix path for custom elements and
> decorators!
>
> I've t
Hello Guillaume
I am happy to hear that you like Zend_Service_LiveDocx.
> When an address line is empty, how can I tell LiveDocx no to print the
> entire line, including the ?
I am currently conferring with the LiveDocx template specialists about
this and will get back to you ASAP.
Best regards
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(on Monday, 05 April 2010, 04:27 PM -0700):
> This sounds like a really good idea! But I'm not too sure about the namespace
> "Encode". Do you think there might be more opportunities for two-way
> transformation besides just encoding? I'm thinking gzip/deflate, encrypt/
> de
Hi,
Zend_Service_LiveDocx is a great Zend component! Many thanks to the contributors of this new
service. I tried it this week-end and was able to produce DOC and PDF document really fast with the
MailMerge class.
The only thing I was not able to do was compressing blank lines.
Let me explain
Nope. no construct method but an init method.
Shall I call parent::__construct method after the settings? or shall I
add a construct method?
Thanks
On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 11:23 AM, Christian Albrecht
wrote:
> Hi,
> Does Foo have its own __construct() method?
> Greetings,
> Christian
>> Hello,
>>
Hi,
Does Foo have its own __construct() method?
Greetings,
Christian
> Hello,
> I have a common form class extended from Zend_Form:
> class Default_Form_Common extends Zend_Form
>
> In function init() {}
> I use
> $this->setElementFilters(array('StringTrim', 'HtmlEntities'));
> to set trim and htm
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