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  • Justin Patrin  [2005-06-09 22:56 UTC]

    Per the notices found by Ian I suggest you set $pref = '' instead of $pref = null by default. Or if (!isset($pref)) { $pref = ''; }
  • Laurent Laville  [2005-06-10 07:09 UTC]

    Justin,

    I think the errors notice found by Ian are bogus.

    BTW, i'm expected to have more feedback in one week. Is it really time to open the vote ? i don't think so !

    Perharps Ian Eure, who has already reply , or Jamie Alessio (original author) may be send us there point of view.

    All feedback, from anybody, are of course welcome.
  • Laurent Laville  [2005-06-12 21:49 UTC]

    Is it good for all if i call:

    - my (sub)package HTML_QuickForm_advmultiselect (notice the case)

    - i gave a summary description like:
    "Element for HTML_QuickForm that emulate a multi-select"

    - i gave a long description like :
    "HTML_QuickForm_advmultiselect package adds an element to the HTML_QuickForm package that is two select boxes next to each other emulating a multi-select."

    i plan to call for votes in the next 24 hours if i don't receive any feedback (comment) about features, source code, or names
  • Philippe Jausions  [2005-06-13 14:16 UTC]

    I don't see any failsafe for web browsers with JavaScript disabled. There is certainly a way name the select elements so it would work properly in these cases...

    -Philippe
  • Philippe Jausions  [2005-06-13 14:38 UTC]

    I don't see any failsafe for web browsers with JavaScript disabled. There is certainly a way name the select elements so it would work properly in these cases...

    -Philippe
  • Laurent Laville  [2005-06-13 15:20 UTC]

    Philippe,

    I think that non-js browsers (or js disabled) is a problem for all web application. Even if it's a huge limitation, i can understand that some people are anxious (security reasons perharps) to let js active.

    This QuickForm element has a *ugly* solution to solve the js disabled. I 'll let you introduce it. It's requires more programmation than just the default behaviour.

    If end-user keep its selection active without validate (click on) "add" or "remove" buttons:

    * on left select box, then the element prefixed by two "_" will be transmit when the form will be submit.

    * on right select box, then the element prefixed by one "_" will be transmit when the form will be submit.

    Try with any of live demos, and you'll understand what i means.

    Laurent