Thread: [Phphtmllib-devel] sx_date_today() function, where is that from?
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From: <mi...@we...> - 2003-07-09 18:05:19
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Hi, First, awesome job on the library Walt. I have almost convinced my entire programming group to use it exclusively on our web projects. It has saved a great amount of development time and has made my job noticeably easier, thanks. On to the good stuff . . . I have been falling in love with the FormValidation class. I use it everywhere throughout one of our sites, even when I am not using any of the other Form classes. However, I tried using the FormValidation::is_ccexp() function, and I get a FATAL error, can't find the function sx_date_today(). I looked around quite a bit (greped source code, php.net & google), but can't find the function defined anywhere. Where in the world does this come from? Secondly, since we have started using the phpHtmlLib library, my colleagues and I have started growing our share of widgets and *extension-hacks* based upon phpHtmlLib. After polishing them up a little, we would love to give them back to the group of developers using the library. What is the preferred method for doing this. Once again, thanks. Mike Hostetler Staff Programmer www.webteam.net 608-788-8100 phone 608-788-6613 fax ====================== |
From: walt b. <wab...@3g...> - 2003-07-09 18:40:06
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mi...@we... wrote: >Hi, > >First, awesome job on the library Walt. I have almost >convinced my entire programming group to use it exclusively >on our web projects. It has saved a great amount of >development time and has made my job noticeably easier, >thanks. > --awesome. I'm glad it can help ya get work done in a consistent manner. It is a bit of a learning curve for sure, but for web apps, it has really helped me. Do you have any examples of it live that I can see? :) >On to the good stuff . . . > >I have been falling in love with the FormValidation class. > I use it everywhere throughout one of our sites, even when >I am not using any of the other Form classes. However, I >tried using the FormValidation::is_ccexp() function, and I >get a FATAL error, can't find the function sx_date_today(). > I looked around quite a bit (greped source code, php.net & >google), but can't find the function defined anywhere. > Where in the world does this come from? > ---yah that is my bad. I'm fixing it right now. I'll have it in CVS in a few minutes. 2.2.5 is pretty much ready to go. I'm just deciding if I should include the new wizard class (that isn't done yet). > >Secondly, since we have started using the phpHtmlLib >library, my colleagues and I have started growing our share >of widgets and *extension-hacks* based upon phpHtmlLib. > After polishing them up a little, we would love to give >them back to the group of developers using the library. > What is the preferred method for doing this. > ----sure. Anything you guys can contribute, I would love to check out and include them as part of the libs. I've been so busy with peripheral things and new features, I haven't had time to work on new widgets. I'd love to get something like a calendar widget. Cheers Walt |
From: walt b. <wab...@3g...> - 2003-07-09 18:47:30
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walt boring wrote: > mi...@we... wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> First, awesome job on the library Walt. I have almost >> convinced my entire programming group to use it exclusively >> on our web projects. It has saved a great amount of >> development time and has made my job noticeably easier, >> thanks. >> > --awesome. I'm glad it can help ya get work done in a consistent manner. > It is a bit of a learning curve for sure, but for web apps, it has > really helped me. > Do you have any examples of it live that I can see? :) > >> On to the good stuff . . . >> >> I have been falling in love with the FormValidation class. >> I use it everywhere throughout one of our sites, even when >> I am not using any of the other Form classes. However, I >> tried using the FormValidation::is_ccexp() function, and I >> get a FATAL error, can't find the function sx_date_today(). >> I looked around quite a bit (greped source code, php.net & >> google), but can't find the function defined anywhere. >> Where in the world does this come from? > Try this instead of that bogus call. $d = explode(",",date("Y,m,d")); Walt |
From: <mi...@we...> - 2003-07-10 18:27:24
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Walt- I downloaded the current CVS and am looking to play around w/ your FormWizard a little bit. Any tips on how to use it? (which actually means, how the heck do you use this thing?) :-) Thanks, PS. I have been putting together a few of the things I have laying around and am about to post them to the list. Mike Hostetler Staff Programmer www.webteam.net 608-788-8100 phone 608-788-6613 fax ====================== |
From: walt b. <wab...@3g...> - 2003-07-10 19:52:53
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mi...@we... wrote: >Walt- > >I downloaded the current CVS and am looking to play around >w/ your FormWizard a little bit. Any tips on how to use >it? (which actually means, how the heck do you use this >thing?) :-) > ---hehe. unfortunatly its not 100% done yet. It somewhat functions, but isn't really done. It is very buggy. But....to get an idea of what it will be check out the examples/wizard1.php script. > >Thanks, > >PS. I have been putting together a few of the things I have >laying around and am about to post them to the list. > ---sweet. Walt |