Ok thanks a bunch.
On 10/13/06, Ian Warner <iwarner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Louie Miranda wrote:
> Now i know. Wow, this is really a great tool.
>
> Can i filter CCexpiry for month and year.. lets say if today is
> october 2006
> and user selected may 2006 (where it should had been expired already).
> Can a
> rule be processed on that directly on quickform?
>
> So far the only rule i got was..
>
> $form->addRule('CCexpiry', 'Please select credit card expiration',
> 'required', null);
Probably I am not too hot on JavaScript. But basically you are saying if
anything is below 200610 then error, that should be quite simple for a
javascript guru to do, I looked at the Compare command but cant see how
that would be used .
http://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.html.html-quickform.intro-validation.php
read here and see
>
> Louie
>
> On 10/13/06, Ian Warner <iwarner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> Louie Miranda wrote:
>> > Whooa!? HAHA, it worked. Wow, thanks a lot. My brains started to
twist
>> on
>> > this awhile ago.
>> > Yeah, that was my problem. I need to add the arrays together.
>> >
>> > Louie
>> Its a good example actually of the power of quickform - now if you
didnt
>> know the date functions then you probably have the month field a little
>> different - combine these into one
>>
>> view the example here:
>>
>> http://wiki.triangle-solutions.com/index.php/PEAR_HTML_QuickForm#Date
>>
>> code for clarity - this will produce month and year select boxes, the
>> key is the format - try and add Y-m-d H:i:s to this - very cool.
>>
>> $defaults['CCexpiry'] =
>> array('m' => date('m')
>> );
>>
>> $form->addElement('date', 'CCexpiry', 'Credit Card Expiration',
>> array('format' => 'F-Y',
>> 'minYear' => date('Y'),
>> 'maxYear' => date('Y') + 10));
>>
>>
>>
>> >
>> > On 10/13/06, Ian Warner <iwarner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Louie Miranda wrote:
>> >> > Im trying to add an array of year from addElement, but couldnt get
>> >> what
>> >> i
>> >> > wanted.
>> >> >
>> >> > My code below gets the current year and adds +10 to it and i
>> loop it
>> >> > over an
>> >> > array of $numbers.
>> >> >
>> >> > // Get current year and add +10 more and display on the cc screen.
>> >> >> $date_year = date('Y');
>> >> >> $date_year_nx_7years = ($date_year + 10);
>> >> >>
>> >> >> foreach (range($date_year, $date_year_nx_7years) as $number) {
>> >> >> $num_array = array($number=>$number);
>> >> >> //$num_array++;
>> >> >> }
>> >> No need for all of that: QuickForm has it all:
>> >>
>> >> $form->addElement('date', 'cc_expy', 'Card Expiry (Year)',
>> >> array('format' => 'Y', 'minYear' => date('Y'), 'maxYear' =>
>> date('Y')
>> >> + 10));
>> >>
>> >> You problem was that you were overwriting you array each time
anyway,
>> >> you just had to add the arrays together. But use the above.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> $form->addElement('select', 'cc_expy', 'Card Expiry (Year)',
>> >> >> $num_array);
>> >> >> ..
>> >> >> $form->toHtml()
>> >> >>
>> >> >
>> >> > But when i try to display it over to addElement, i ony see the
last
>> >> year
>> >> > which is "2016". Not the full loop.
>> >> > Does anybody know, how can i get this to work?
>> >> >
>> >> > Thanks a lot.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>
>
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