Description: ------------ When creating a subclass of HTML_QuickForm_Rule, I was trying to reference the {jsVar} in my prefix code, however the HTML_QuickForm_RuleRegistry:: getValidationScript only performs a str_replace on the $jsCheck variable, not $jsPrefix. Is it possible to modify the code to allow substitution for the prefix? It does not matter if 'value' is a string/number or an array, as that can be determined on the client-side JavaScript. Reproduce code: --------------- Line 179-180: $js = $jsValue . "\n" . $jsPrefix . " if (" . str_replace('{jsVar}', 'value', $jsCheck) . " && !errFlag['{$jsField}']) {\n" . change to:- $js = $jsValue . "\n" . str_replace('{jsVar}', 'value', $jsPrefix) . " if (" . str_replace('{jsVar}', 'value', $jsCheck) . " && !errFlag['{$jsField}']) {\n" . Line 186-187: $js = $jsValue . "\n" . $jsPrefix . " var res = 0;\n" . change to:- $js = $jsValue . "\n" . str_replace('{jsVar}', 'value', $jsPrefix) . " var res = 0;\n" . Expected result: ---------------- To substitute the {jsVar} string with the name of the actual form element Actual result: -------------- Not implemented as yet

The only point of having a {jsVar} substituton in $jsCheck is because it can be either 'value' or 'value[i]'. As $jsPrefix is outside the JS loop, it can only be 'value'. Substituting different strings for the same placeholder can only be confusing. You can simply use 'value' within your $jsPrefix code.