Am Mittwoch 25 März 2009 12:21:31 schrieb Moritz Onken:
Hello Moritz,
> I thought about client side validation, too. I think this is an
> absolute must for FormFu::ExtJS.
> There are a few build-in validation constraints which can be accessed
> pretty easily via ExtJS iteself.
>
> Like:
> - Required becomes { allowBlank: false}
> - Length becomes { maxLength: xx, minLength: xxx }
>
> there even maxLengthText and allowBlankText which allow us to set the
> error message which is set in formfu.
>
> There is also a regex config option. So we can implement even more
> constraints with that. Problem is, that there can be one regex per
> field only. So this is a big limitation, I'd say.
>
> For now I would implement those easy to implement cases I mentioned
> above. For more complicated constraints like Constraint::Regex (this
> is a good example for a constraint which you cannot port
> to JS because the regex engines are too different).
Ok.
> I use plugins in some of my components. They are great and you can
> even create a plugin inline:
>
> plugin: new (function(){ function init(component) {} })()
>
> this way we are independent from javascript which has to be
> initialized before the form is created.
>
> Depending on your plans with client side validation on FormFu itself,
> this might be a good
> way because we can implement constraints which base on the "Others"
> contraint.
I think we could create a ux.FormFu.Something that needs to be included when
loading ext-all.js and so on.
But one after an other.
Greets,
Mario Minati
>
> Am 25.03.2009 um 13:45 schrieb Mario Minati:
> > Hello Moritz,
> >
> > do you have any means about client side validation in ExtJS?
> >
> > ExtJS 2.2.1 doesn't provide a good way of defining a custom
> > validation method.
> > The only way I see is to overwrite the validateValue method which
> > all form
> > field inherit from Ext.form.Field, but they provide allready specific
> > functionallity.
> >
> > An approach would be to overWrite validateValue with a function that
> > calls our
> > FormFu constraints and filters and after they are passed invokes the
> > original
> > validateValue code.
> >
> > As I like the lazy instantiation I was looking for a way to do this
> > poking
> > aroundwith function pointers.
> > What I came over is the config option plugins which accepts a plugin
> > object(!)
> > not name.
> >
> > What do you think?
> > Shall we create such a plugin which injects the necessary code to
> > check forms.
> >
> >
> > Greets,
> >
> > Mario Minati
> >
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