Clears any errors in the error list

• access: public

Returns the list of errors generated through validation calls. Returns in the format of:

 Array(
     field1 => array(
         0 => "field1 must be between 2 and 32 characters",
         1 => "field1 is not between valid email address"
     ),
     field2 => array(
         0 => "field2 is required"
     )
 )

• return: An array of error messages generated by validation calls. This array contains a set of arrays for each element name provided to validation calls.
• access: public

Stores the supplied error in the static error list

• access: public

• string $sKey: The name of the form field the error occurred on
• string $sError: The error message

• access: public

• $sName
• $sValue
• $sMessage

Validates that a supplied value matches the supplied regular expression. If validation fails, an error message is added to the list of errors.

• return: True if the data passets validation, false otherwise
• access: public

• string $sName: The name of the field being validated
• string $sValue: The data to validate against
• string $sExpr: The regular expression to match against the supplied data
• string $sMessage: The message to store in the list of validation errors if validation fails

First validates that sValue and sMatch are validate dates using the ValidateDate() method. If these checks pass, this method then validates that sMatch is greater than sValue.

• return: True if the data passets validation, false otherwise
• access: public

• string $sName: The name of the field being validated
• string $sDate: The data to validate against
• string $sMatch: The date to compare against
• string $sMessages: The message to store in the list of validation errors if validation fails
• $sMessage

Validates that the supplied value is a valid domain name.

If validation fails, an error message is added to the list of errors.

• return: True if the data passets validation, false otherwise
• access: public

• string $sName: The name of the field being validated
• string $sValue: The data to validate against
• string $sMessages: Optional; the message to store in the list of validation errors if validation fails. Default: ""
• $sMessage

Validates that the two supplied values are equal. This method is case insensistive, and also compares the trimmed values. If validation fails, an error message is added to the list of errors.

• return: True if the data passes validation, false otherwise
• access: public

• string $sName: The name of the field being validated
• string $sValue: The value of the field being validated
• string $sMatchValue: The value of the field being compared
• string $sMessage: Optional, the message to store in the list of validation errors if validation fails

Validates that an uploaded file is one of the supplied mime types. If FileInfo extension is not installed, this method relies on the mime type sent by the browser, and this type cannot be trusted, or may not even be present. OpenAvanti recommends installing FileInfo.

If validation fails, an error message is added to the list of errors.

• return: True if the data passes validation, false otherwise
• access: public

• string $sName: The name of the file field to validate
• string $sTmpFileName: The name of the uploaded temporary file
• array $aMimeTypes: An array of file extensions that are valid for the uploaded file
• string $sMessage: Optional; the message to store in the list of validation errors if validation fails. Default: ""

Validates that the supplied data is a valid integer. If not, an error message is added to the list of errors.

• return: True if the data passes validation, false otherwise
• access: public

• string $sName: The name of the field being validated
• string $sValue: The data to validate against
• string $sMessage: Optional; the message to store in the list of validation errors if validation fails

Validates that the supplied data is a Luhn number

If validation fails, an error message is added to the list of errors.

• return: True if the data passets validation, false otherwise
• access: public

• string $sName: The name of the field being validated
• string $sValue: The data to validate against
• string $sMessages: Optional; the message to store in the list of validation errors if validation fails. Default: ""
• $sMessage

Validates that the supplied data is not greater than iMax characters in length. This method trims the data before validating. If not, an error message is added to the list of errors.

• return: True if the data passes validation, false otherwise
• access: public

• string $sName: The name of the field being validated
• string $sValue: The data to validate against
• integer $iMax: The maximum number of characters the supplied data must not surpass in length to pass validation
• string $sMessage: Optional; the message to store in the list of validation errors if validation fails. Default: ""

Validates that the supplied data is a valid numeric value. If not, an error message is added to the list of errors.

• return: True if the data passes validation, false otherwise
• access: public

• string $sName: The name of the field being validated
• string $sValue: The data to validate against
• string $sMessage: Optional; the message to store in the list of validation errors if validation fails

Validates that the supplied time value is a validate time. This method basically validates that there are two integer values separated by a colon. Seconds and any AM/PM notation are stripped off. The first integer (hours) value must be between 1 and 23, and the second integer value (minutes) must be between 0 and 59.

If validation fails, an error message is added to the list of errors.

• return: True if the data passets validation, false otherwise
• access: public

• string $sName: The name of the field being validated
• string $sValue: The data to validate against
• string $sMessages: Optional; the message to store in the list of validation errors if validation fails. Default: ""
• $sMessage

• access: public

• $sName
• $sValue
• $sMessage