Am Donnerstag 26 März 2009 10:29:26 schrieb Carl Franks:
> 2009/3/25 Mario Minati :
> > Hallo Carl,
> >
> > as you wrote you are working on the clientside validation and the auto_js
> > branch gives a good idea of what is coming up.
> >
> > Might it be a good idea to put the pure javascript constra
2009/3/25 Mario Minati :
> Hallo Carl,
>
> as you wrote you are working on the clientside validation and the auto_js
> branch gives a good idea of what is coming up.
>
> Might it be a good idea to put the pure javascript constraint/filter
> processing in a separate method which only gets the field
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:
> - Requ
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:
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 speci
Hallo Carl,
as you wrote you are working on the clientside validation and the auto_js
branch gives a good idea of what is coming up.
Might it be a good idea to put the pure javascript constraint/filter
processing in a separate method which only gets the field value with other
values and return
