Hi,
I've been attempting to implemented a 3D array as outline in the
following HTML example:
<input type="text" name="enquiry[rooms][0][no_adults]" value="2"
id="rooms_0_no_adults" /><br />
<input type="text" name="enquiry[rooms][0][no_children]" value="0"
id="rooms_0_no_children" /><br />
Now firstly i checked to see if I could use the ISSET validator class
as outlined here:
<validator class="isset" required="true">
<argument>enquiry[rooms]</argument>
<error>No rooms specifications defined.</error>
</validator>
From that validation I personally would of expected this result from
the validator upon my request:
Enquiry => array(
..., //other data
Rooms => array(
0 => array( no_adults => 2, no_children => 0 )
)
);
How ever, it appears that Agavi only returns:
Enquiry => array(
..., //other data
Rooms => array(
0 => array()
)
);
So, as you can see the no_adults and no_children have been omitted, so
I thought maybe I should attempt to create my own validator to see if
the data I want is returned from:
$this->getData($this->getArgument());
Which it does, now my i've told the Validator::validate() to return a
result of true to say that my enquiry[rooms] array is valid, but Agavi
still is omitting the 2 children attributes. So I'm a little stuck to
how I can correctly validate this, I can't validate enquiry[rooms][0]
as it may have more then one room and all following array locations
wouldn't be tested.
So, my question is, is it possible to return the whole 3D array or is
there a problem?
Cheers,
Jeramy Wenserit (E_mE)
e: [email protected]
w: www.xylesoft.co.uk
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