Hi,
thanks a lot for your helpful answer!
| You only need to implement one translator (which, if input is invalid can act
| like a validator).
That means that validators/translators are not designed to be used together
or perhaps just in some (standard) cases?
| The translator will have 2 prope
You only need to implement one translator (which, if input is invalid can act
like a validator).
The translator will have 2 properties, yesString + noString
you'll define it in you .page like this:
and use it like this:
For each language you want to support, you just supp
| I'm sorry. My bad. I guess I didn't read your post too carefully.
No problem ;)
| AFAIK translator by design runs first so that your validator can check
| on the intended value.
Well, in this case in my opinion this is bad design, isn't it?
For example if I just want two different characters t
I'm sorry. My bad. I guess I didn't read your post too carefully.
AFAIK translator by design runs first so that your validator can check
on the intended value. For instance, if you're collecting a String
which is a number translator will do its work and give you number so
that you can further chec
Hi Adam,
thanks for your answer, but I don't understand how this is related
to my problem?! I'm already using a custom ValidationDelegate
and I've also set up both the translator and the validator
in my hivemodule.xml file (I verified that they get called/used when
submitting the form).
My proble
In your page class you can populate delegate object with your custom
validations. For instance, if you add the following to you page class:
@Bean
public abstract ValidationDelegate getDelegate();
you then can add errors to this delegate in your listener (onSubmit or
whatever). I s
Is nobody out there who can help me with this problem?
That would be very kind as I'm stuck completely with this issue... :(
On 04. Mär 2006 - 12:09:01, Andreas Bulling wrote:
| Hi everybody,
|
| I followed the howto on the wiki to create a custom validator and
| translator: A choice validator wh
On 3/4/06, Andreas Bulling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How can I accomplish this?
I'm sorry but just want to add one more question to the list not an
answer, how could i use Validator to validate field content in
relation to the content of one another?
Let me explain, i wish field B having cont
Hi everybody,
I followed the howto on the wiki to create a custom validator and
translator: A choice validator which only accepts two different
string values (like y/n) and a boolean translator which translates
this choice into corresponding boolean values. Both are configurable
by use of a parame
