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ID Category Severity Reproducibility Date Submitted Last Update
0000286 core / field option feature N/A 2004-11-28 23:32 2004-12-28 08:55
 
Reporter hbernard View Status public  
Assigned To nepto
Priority normal Resolution open Platform PC
Status feedback Duplicate ID OS (Server) Linux Mandrake 9.1
Projection none Version Builtin
ETA none Product Version
  Product Build
  Votes 1
 
Summary Making option variability one level deeper
Description Currently, option variability feature ('*|LF' => ) is available only at the first level of the field definition.
It would be nice if we could implement one additionnal level.
Steps To Reproduce
Additional Information / Solution Just to keep track of the (michal) idea.
 
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nepto
2004-11-28 23:40

I guess there is some note in the source concerning to this ;-)

Something marked as "TODO" or so...

I will take care of this.

edited on: 2004-11-28 23:42
 
nepto
2004-11-29 00:32

Now I made up my mind I'm not sure about this...

This could make several problems in ['values'] or better in ['values2']. For example someone would like to store pipe character "|" into database, so he or she would use:

['values2'] => array(
'barfoo|1' => 'Bar Foo',
'barfoo|2' => 'Another Bar Foo',
...
)

Hm?
 
michal
2004-11-29 11:22

so he/she would have to use 'barfoo\|1' (escaping special character) (i hope that's possible to implement)
 
hbernard
2004-11-29 14:41

What about just exclude 'values2' from the scan ?
 
nepto
2004-12-28 01:24

The question is, if 'values2' is the only option which has to be excluded during scan...
 
hbernard
2004-12-28 08:55

Yes, I think values2 is the only case where the _keys_ of a sub-array are _user-defined_.
Others keys are API-defined, or implicit integers (like in values).
Correct me if I am wrong
 

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