sfValidatorDate validates a date. It also converts the input value to a valid date.
Method Summary
addMessage , addOption , addRequiredOption , asString , clean , configure , doClean , getCharset , getDefaultMessages , getDefaultOptions , getEmptyValue , getErrorCodes , getMessage , getMessages , getMessagesWithoutDefaults , getOption , getOptions , getOptionsWithoutDefaults , getRequiredOptions , hasOption , isEmpty , setCharset , setDefaultMessage , setDefaultMessages , setDefaultOptions , setMessage , setMessages , setOption , setOptions , __construct
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configure ($options, $messages)
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| $options |
An array of options |
| $messages |
An array of error messages |
Configures the current validator.
Available options: * date_format: A regular expression that dates must match
Note that the regular expression must use named subpatterns like (?P)
Working example: ~(?P\d{2})/(?P\d{2})/(?P\d{4})~
* with_time: true if the validator must return a time, false otherwise
* date_output: The format to use when returning a date (default to Y-m-d)
* datetime_output: The format to use when returning a date with time (default to Y-m-d H:i:s)
* date_format_error: The date format to use when displaying an error for a bad_format error (use date_format if not provided)
* max: The maximum date allowed (as a timestamp or accecpted date() format)
* min: The minimum date allowed (as a timestamp or accecpted date() format)
* date_format_range_error: The date format to use when displaying an error for min/max (default to d/m/Y H:i:s) Available error codes: * bad_format
* min
* max
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(int) convertDateArrayToString ($value)
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| $value |
An array of date elements |
Converts an array representing a date to a timestamp.
The array can contains the following keys: year, month, day, hour, minute, second
returns A timestamp
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@see sfValidatorBase
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@see sfValidatorBase
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