Form Input Validation
January 7, 2007 on 9:48 pm | In Zend Framework |It is a big job to write the effective validation rule for form input, isn’t?
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Thank you for your tutorial (and the rob’s one as well). I chose it to discover zf and it’s great, and works perfectly.
and I was wondering if you planned to use DB_DataObject to link tables together because as far as I know ZF doesn’t provide an active model yet (or whatever the name is) like active record in rails.
Smarty and PEAR are my good friends too
Have you ever tried to tie zf and DB_DataObject or something else like propel or phpdoctrine ?
I’d like to know your opinion on this point.
Thank you again for your work.
Fred
Comment by fred — January 8, 2007 #
Thanks for your comment, Fred,
I have to say sorry to you that I removed something related to PEAR in this post because I need time to rethink my solution.
About the DB part, to be honest, so far my first priority is Zend_Auth/Zend_Acl/Zend_Session, Which Zend Framework Team will put them into core next weekend.(I wish there is something called Zend_Audit, By the way).
Anyway, your question really trigger me to think about table linking as my next step.
Cheers!
Jason.
Comment by admin — January 8, 2007 #