[SOLVED ]form_remote_tag and validation in sf1.1

[ringhio]

Hi, I'm looking for some help with validation of form_remote_tag in Symfony 1.1. Form created from form_remote_tag is not the 1.1 way with new form framework, so I can't use new validation.

But how to validate in Sf1.1 a form_remote_tag? I've created the add_bet.yml and activated compat_10 in the settings.yml, it doesn't works. I don't see nothing in the generated code of the page (about js validation)...

The snippet of the form

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<?php echo form_remote_tag(array(
  'update'   => 'item_list',
  'url'      => '@add_bet',
  'loading'  => "Element.show('indicator')",
  'complete' => "Element.hide('indicator');".visual_effect('highlight', 'item_list'),
)) ?>


add_bet.yml (in the module validate dir)

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fields:
  credits:
    required:
      msg:              The credit field cannot be left blank
    sfNumberValidator:
      nan_error:        Please enter an integer
      min:              1
      min_error:        The value must be at least one
      max:              100
      max_error:        The value must be less than or equal to 100


Some help?

Thanks
Daniel

[payacer]

hm...I just did things the old way:

methods:
post: [nickname, password]

names:
nickname:
required: true
required_msg: your nickname is required
validators: nicknameValidator

password:
required: true
required_msg: your password is required

nicknameValidator:
class: sfStringValidator
param:
min: 5
min_error: nickname must be 5 or more characters


...and it seemed to work for me...

Andrew

[payacer]

to avoid confusion: need the spaces in there:

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methods:
  post: [nickname, password]

names:
  nickname:
    required:     true
    required_msg: your nickname is required
    validators:   nicknameValidator

  password:
    required:     true
    required_msg: your password is required

nicknameValidator:
    class:        sfStringValidator
    param:
      min:        5
      min_error:  nickname must be 5 or more characters


[ringhio]

Ok payacer, thanks for the hint. Tomorrow I'll try in that way.

Daniel

[ringhio]

I can't see any advice for wrong data...maybe I'm doing something wrong...

[ringhio]

Problem solved!

Just added in the addError.php some code to display errors catched from validator add.yml:

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<?php if ($sf_request->hasErrors()): ?
  <p>The data you entered seems to be incorrect. Please correct the following errors and resubmit:</p>
  <ul>
    <?php foreach($sf_request->getErrors() as $name => $error): ?>
      <li><?php echo $name ?>: <?php echo $error ?></li>
    <?php endforeach; ?>
  </ul>
<?php endif; ?>