Re: [PEAR] QuickForm + "soft" rules.

On 5/27/05, Justin Patrin <papercrane@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 5/27/05, Edward Grace <ej.grace@imperial.ac.uk> wrote: 
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> Sounds like a great idea. In fact, it's a *little* like the
> preValidationCallback option I added to my SubForm element. I'll see
> if I can find a few minutes to see if I can hack something up.
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Hmmm.....well my quick look didn't turn up anything easy. If anyone
else can get this working it would be great. Or a feature request for
QF would be good.

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Justin Patrin

> Hmmm.....well my quick look didn't turn up anything easy.

That's the same conclustion I came to..  I was just hoping someone with more
PHP "mojo" would see an easier way! ;-)

> If anyone
> else can get this working it would be great. Or a feature request for
> QF would be good.

I will add this,

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may be it works ..  I have just started using quickform .. so not very sure 
. but here is an idea for the hack ...

Addrule as usual .. and when the form is sent back for correction .. check i
f that is the "ONLY" error in the form .. if that is so .. freeze that eleme
nt .. and don't add that rule this time ...

possible ?

Jas

Edward Grace <ej.grace@imperial.ac.uk> wrote:
> Hmmm.....well my quick look didn't turn up anything easy.

That's the same conclustion I came to.. I was just hoping someone with more
PHP "mojo" would see an easier way! ;-)

> If anyone
> else can get this working it would be great. Or a feature request for
> QF would be good.

I will add this,

-ed

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On 6/6/05, Jaskirat Singh <jaskirat_singh@yahoo.com> wrote:
> may be it works ..  I have just started using quickform .. so not very su=
re .. but here is an idea for the hack ...
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> Addrule as usual .. and when the form is sent back for correction .. chec=
k if that is the "ONLY" error in the form .. if that is so .. freeze that e=
lement .. and don't add that rule this time ...
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> possible ?

Sure it is and I could fairly easily make some code which alters the
form in this way but I was looking for an easy solution to allow the
rule itself to do this so that it could be a component of QuickForm.

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> Edward Grace <ej.grace@imperial.ac.uk> wrote: 
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> PHP "mojo" would see an easier way! ;-)
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> I will add this,
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