2008/11/28 Christoph Metz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Carl Franks wrote:
>>
>> 2008/11/28 Christoph Metz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>
>>>
>>> using an Require constraint whith the "when" condition doesn't work fine
>>> for
>>> me :/
>>>
>>> <element>
>>> type Select
>>> name kompetenzfeld_id
>>> <constraint>
>>> type Required
>>> <when>
>>> field extern
>>> values 0
>>> </when>
>>> </constraint>
>>> </element>
>>>
>>>
>>> without the "<when>" part the Required constrain works correctly, maybe
>>> the
>>> syntax of my conf isn't correct, but this was the only variant,
>>> (config-loader) formfu accepted so far...
>>>
>>
>> That config seems to work, looking at a dumped $form, so the problem
>> must either be a misunderstanding of how it's meant to work, or a bug.
>> Note that the when() doesn't yet support nested params, such as "foo.bar".
>>
>> Can you write a failing test file, that demonstrates what you expect
>> to happen, to help start to narrow it down?
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Carl
>>
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>
> thanks carl,
>
> the radio-button and the field asking for it with "when()" are nested in 2
> divs... damn. Are there any other possibilities to do this kind of stuff,
> without validating each param by myself AND with the ability to access these
> magic method across blocks, like some divs?
If it's just normal nested Blocks without a nested_name set, then it
should be fine.
It's only nested-params that don't work - that's when an outer block
has a nested_name(), such as:
type: Block
nested_name: foo
elements:
- type: Text
name: bar
Which would cause the Text field to actually get the name "foo.bar"
Carl
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