Smarty

Guys, i am still struggling with something:
- I once started with PHP, put everything in PHP files.
- Then i went to templates, and finally ended up in Smarty. I still printed the (dutch) errors, me ...

Quick question.

I've allready seperated my code and templates using Smarty. Now i want to separate the messages.

For instance; my current code has lots and lots of defines that define the messag ...

Oke, nvrmind, now i am reading your reply, i realised that this was also one of my questions to mohrt, if he could add an option to only skip the "failed" fields, instead of the entire form. ...

Hi Celeb, well that certainly helps me for now, but it would be more logical to process the validators, the way they are assigned. I mean, that way, you only have to worry about the order in the PHP f ...

Ah, i can see clearly now (the rain is gone) hehe

Did you perhaps also had some time to look at the email i sent you at your ohrt domain? It was about the fact that SmartyValidate currently process ...

Mohrt, as promised, a demo page showing the error.

It now works, using the code below.

But.... if i change the validators to use $params instead of formvars, both fail. If i change them to formv ...

Why does this code not work? The validator "errCredentials" is always shown, no matter how i define the custom function. Either via the plugin naming inside thesame PHP file, in a seperate f ...

Mohrt i think you are right, i'll have to test that tonight. Right now i have this, after each form field (e.g. it simply changes the message):

{%validate id="errName" message="U die ...

I have the idea in the latest version, the cache is not regenerated when the template is changed. This meaning; even though you change the template, and set compile_check or even force_compile to &quo ...

I changed my modifier function to match the example mohrt gave. The validate function is part of "smartyValidate-2.9", so i think there is also an error there which prevents modifiers to wor ...

Well thats a very good tip! However, i still don't quite get it..

This passes the message to the modifier, but also echos the string.
{validate id="errName" message="U dient uw naa ...

I've temporary solved it by doing this:

{%$objNews->getDateTime()|date_format:"%A %d %b %Y"|capitalize%}

Nope, that does not change a thing.

The "wierd" thing is, all goes fine when i do this:
{%nlDate|upper%}

But when i do this:
{%nlDate date=$objNews->getDateTime()|upper%}

Or ...

I work with objects in my templates, to have greater flexibility. However, the following code does not work?
{%nlDate date=$objNews->getDateTime()|capitalize%}

I've done a few things:
* First ...

Thanx Boots, i thought i'd read it somewhere in the manual, but it has been a while Wink