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I'd like to propose an alternative to the Zend_Validate_Input proposal. Bill Karwin and others have put a lot of time and energy into that work, and I'd like to take this opportunity to thank them. This work is built upon those, and I'd like to acknowledge that up front.
This proposal is inspired by Christopher Thompson's original Zend_FilterChain proposal, and provides a similar interface. I feel this comes much closer to satisfying the 80/20 rule for most people's validation needs than the previous ones have. I actually propose quite a bit of change here. Here's a quick rundown to get started:
Zend Framework: Zend_Validate_Builder, Zend_Filter_Builder Component Proposal
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http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFDEV/Zend_Validate_Builder, Zend_Filter_Builder
Bryce Lohr
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Table of Contents
1. Overview
I'd like to propose an alternative to the Zend_Validate_Input proposal. Bill Karwin and others have put a lot of time and energy into that work, and I'd like to take this opportunity to thank them. This work is built upon those, and I'd like to acknowledge that up front.
This proposal is inspired by Christopher Thompson's original Zend_FilterChain proposal, and provides a similar interface. I feel this comes much closer to satisfying the 80/20 rule for most people's validation needs than the previous ones have.
I actually propose quite a bit of change here. Here's a quick rundown to get started:
2. References
- Zend_FilterChain Zend_Validator - Christopher Thompson
- Zend_Filter Design Proposal - Darby Felton
- Zend_Filter_Input redesign - Bill Karwin
- Zend_Filter static usage - Bill Karwin
- Zend_Validate_Array Proposal
- Zend_Form - Simon Mundy & Ralf Eggert
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
- Zend_Validate_Builder manages exactly one responsibility: validating sets of data in arrays
- Zend_Filter_Builder manages exactly one responsibility: filtering sets of data in arrays
- Neither component handles any other aspect of form processing
- No mechanism for statically calling filters or validators is provided (out of scope)
- The solution in this proposal is not designed to make using the existing filters and validators more convenient for quickly checking one value; it's geared toward easily handling a lot of data at once
- This requires some changes to the design of existing Zend_Validate_* classes
4. Dependencies on Other Framework Components
- Zend_Validate_Interface
- Zend_Filter_Interface
- Zend_Validate_*
- Zend_Filter_*
- Zend_Exception
5. Theory of Operation
Essentially, Zend_Validate_Builder and Zend_Filter_Builder use the Builder and Composite patterns to construct a recursive tree structure of Zend_Validate_* or Zend_Filter_* instances, which is then applied wholesale to an array of input data. In the case of Zend_Filter_Builder, the result is the original input array after having each of the constituent filters applied to each input array element. In the case of Zend_Validate_Builder, the result is a boolean value indicating whether any single element in the input data was deemed invalid by any of the constituent Zend_Validate_* instances.
Zend_Validate_Builder provides no mechanism for managing error messages. Error messages are a vital part of validating data, however, they have no business in the Controller layer, where Zend_Validate_Builder lives. They belong in the View layer, and are just as important to the presentation of a site as the stylesheet or localization settings. To allow error messages to be managed outside of Zend_Validate_*, I propose some changes to the design of those classes, which are detailed below.
In addition to the Builder classes, I also propose Zend_Validate_Builder_FluentFacade and Zend_Filter_Builder_FluentFacade. These classes provide a very elegant and easy to use fluent interface to the Builder classes, and their use is totally optional. The Builder classes in no way depend on these.
Changes to Zend_Validate_Interface and Zend_Validate_*
In order for the proposed Builder classes to operate, I need to make the following changes to Zend_Validate_Interface. Here's the current code and the new code, with comments stripped out for clarity:
The new interface adds an optional parameter, $field, to the isValid() method, and removes the getMessages() method from the interface. These changes should be completely backward-compatible, since removal of getMessages() from the interface does not require removal from the implementations, and the optional second parameter to isValid() can easily be ignored.
Currently, Zend_Validate_Interface implementations internally create their own error messages, and assign these to a random numeric index in an array. With regard to these, I propose that instead of the numeric indices, specific unique string indices be assigned. These should represent what I refer to as the "reason code". Most Zend_Validate_* classes have only one reason why a value whould fail validation, but some (such as Zend_Validate_EmailAddress) are more complex and have several potential failure reasons. The change I propose here would involved going through all the current Zend_Validate_* classes and manually assigning unique reason codes to each error message they currently generate. This would be done by simply setting the array index the error message is currently assigned to, to the new reason code.
Here's an example validator that preserves all the current functionality, but with the new interface:
As I mentioned previously, I don't believe error messages should be here anyway, but with this change, you can easily override the default error handler with your own. The error handler will tell you which field failed validation, and why, and you can let your View code map that to the appropriate error message for the user.
Not-so-backward-compatible changes
The most drastic change to the existing Zend_Validate_* classes that I propose here, is to make them all consider omitted fields valid. If the user skipped a field, that field will have the empty string as its value, as opposed to zero or null or something else. Most of the curent Zend_Validate_* classes fail the empty string. The few that pass it, only do so by accident with the correct combination of parameters are given.
I propose that all the existing validators should be modified to explicitly check for the empty string (e.g., $value === '') and return true. Then we can add a new validator, Zend_Validate_NotEmpty, which explicitly fails empty values. This way, particular fields may easily be specified required or optional when validating sets of fields. Additionally, the exact behaviour determining an "empty" field may be user-specified with custom validator.
The biggest downside to this change is that it makes the validators harder to use on their own. Right now you can instantiate a validator, pass it a value, and it will (usually) fail it, if the value is empty. If you're doing this on a required field, then you're done. With this proposed change, you'd have to do two steps to get the same behaviour: instantiate both the NotEmpty validator, and the one you want, and pass your value through both.
Personally, I think this is an acceptable compromise. I think there are probably very few people using the validators on their own, based on the great deal of interest I've seen in a set-based system like I'm proposing here. Also, I should note that in the example above, if you wanted to validate an optional with a stand-alone validator instance, you couldn't do it with the validator alone. You would have to put the validator code inside an if statement that checked for the empty field value.
6. Milestones / Tasks
- Milestone 1: [DONE] Design interface and test feasibility
- Milestone 2: Write proposal, gather community feedback
- Milestone 3: Flesh out proof of concept and revise design based on feedback, if necessary
- Milestone 4: Develop full implementation and unit tests
- Milestone 5: Write documentation
7. Class Index
- Zend_Validate_Builder
- Zend_Validate_Builder_FluentFacade
- Zend_Validate_Builder_FluentAdder
- Zend_Filter_Builder
- Zend_Filter_Builder_FluentFacade
- Zend_Filter_Builder_FluentAdder
- Zend_Validate_NotEmpty
- Zend_Validate_Equals
- Zend_Validate_Array
- Zend_Validate_Switch
- Zend_Validate_AtMostNofM
- Zend_Validate_AtLeastNofM
8. Use Cases
For all of these use cases, assume that the code shown is extracted from a valid Action Controller method that is processing a form with the intention of saving the data to the database. Assume that methods referenced after $this-> exist and are valid. In most of these examples, I refer to Zend_Validate_* classes that don't currently exist; for now assume that they do. Some of them, I'm proposing, should be added to the main distribution.
Some very basic examples. First, Zend_Filter_Builder:
This filters out all non-digit characters from the phone_no field, and strips HTML tags from the description field. The filter() method takes an array of data, and runs the specified filters on the matching keys.
Next, Zend_Validate_Builder:
This example makes the phone_no field required, and checks that it is numeric. The description field is checked to make sure it's less than 255 characters long. The description field is optional, thanks to the change proposed above, where Zend_Validate_* classes consider empty field values valid.
Note the phone_no example: the order the validators are added to the field is preserved; that is, the $notEmpty validator will be run before the $isNumeric validator. Whether or not the second validator gets run if the first fails is controlled by the optional third argument to addValidator().
This demonstrates a little more advanced usage.
|Supported Meta-characters
I currently only have support for the '*' meta-character for globbing. However, it's fairly straight-forward to expand the support for more complex matching, including using regular expressions to pick which fields to match. In this implementation, using '*' is semantically equivilent to manually specifying every field in the top level input array.
Password confirmation, catpcha validation, etc. This uses the (currently) fictional Zend_Validate_Equals, which validates that the input value is equal to the value given to the constructor. I propose that we add such a validator to the core distribution.
Password Confirmation:
Catpcha validation:
Since this follows the Composite pattern, you can nest validators to do some neat things. In this example, assume we're trying to validate an optional mailing address. If all of the six fields are empty, then we assume the user opted not to give the address. If there are values in any of the fields, the validators will validate them accordingly. This would only work if the validators pass the empty string, as proposed above.
Four of the new Zend_Validate_* validators that I'm proposing here are actually validator Decorators. They allow you to do some really useful things, and demonstrate some of impressive flexibility of this design. I'll give a quick sample of each one here. In all of these examples, keep in mind that a Zend_Validate_Builder instance counts as a validator that can be decorated.
Most validators take a scalar value to isValid(), and perform checks on that. Zend_Validate_Array takes another validator passed to the constructor, and an array value to isValid(). It will iterate over all the elements of the array, performing the given validator on each one. Obviously, you could nest these as much as you needed to, provided that you know the structure of the input array ahead of time.
Acts like a data-driven switch statement. The constructor takes an associative array of validator instances. The field value passed to its isValid() method is used as the key to look up which validator to run in the array passed to the constructor. This way you can attach different validations to fields based on what the user selects at runtime.
Zend_Validate_AtLeastNofM and Zend_Validate_AtMostNofM
These two are complements of each other, and do basically the same thing. Their constructors take three arguments: a threshold number, a total count, and a validator instance. Basically, they determine whether at least, or at most, n fields of the m total pass the given validator. It's easier to understand by seeing it:
The situations when you actually need to do this are not all that common, but when you need it, this is invaluable. Also remember that you don't have to always use these two together as I have here.
The next two examples are more real-world. I'm writing a financial system which consists of individual applications for General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receiveable, etc., along with some applications, such as Privilege Licenses, which are designed for local governments. These examples are adapted from some of the Privilege Licenses code (obviously, it's not the actual application code).
In these classes, I've omitted all but the validate() and handleError() methods for the sake of clarity. Assume the missing methods exist and are valid. Also, these show a good way to keep error messages out of the Controllers and in the Views.
This is from a form that allows entry of new License Codes. There are quite a few complex validation requirements on this form. The amount and rate_schedule fields are mutually exclusive. There are seven account number fields, where each account number field actually consists of two fields: one for the Entity (Company) and one for the Account Number. Account numbers are only valid by Entity.
The seven account fields have several complex requirements. The Cash and Revenue accounts are always required. The Due To and Due From accounts are required only if the Cash Ent and Revenue Ent are different, or (if given) the Cash Ent and AR Ent are different. If present, the Cash Ent and Due To Ent must match each other, and the AR Ent, Reserve AR Ent, Due From Ent, and Prepaid Ent must all match.
The fluent interface. This demonstrates the fluent Facade by re-writing UC-06. In order to instantiate validator classes, the fluent Facade has to somehow prepend the "namespace" part of the class name to the "base name" of the class. This is a similar problem faced by the Zend_Filter_Input proposal, and is solved in a similar way. The fluent Facade for both Builder classes takes an options array to the constructor, and one of the option keys is appendNamespace. This option is an array of namespace prefixes that gets appended to the internal list of namespaces. Methods giving more control over this process are not available just yet.
This is UC-07 re-written with the fluent Facade. The "fluency" of the interface can be actually be improved by appropriately naming the filter and validator classes.
|Namespaces and Class names
The fluent Facade attempts to find classes by searching through an array of namespace prefixes. If you have filter or validator classes with the same "base name" in two different namespaces, only the first one found will be returned. There's no way to pick which namespace to use on a call-by-call basis. However, since this is rarely a problem, and would badly clutter the interface, this isn't likely to be changed. The standard Builder classes are not affected by this problem.
|Interface limitation
The Zend_Validate_Builder::addValidator() method takes an optional third argument, $breakChain, which controls whether or not any more validators are processed for that specific field on a validation failure. The fluent Facade provides no way to set this on a call-by-call basis, because I couldn't figure out how add it without badly marring the fluency of the interface.
9. Class Skeletons
|Code Duplication
There's some code duplication between the two fluent Facades, and in the expandMeta() method in the Builder classes. That will factored out later; for now, it's more important that what the code is trying to do is clear.


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Q:I live in Minnesota and hike even when the temps are below zero. Do you have a temp rating for any of your boots...I'd like a temp rating of -10 (minimum) but couldn't find that info on your product descriptions. I love Teva products...the last is perfect for my foot. And would love to buy one of your waterproof winter boots but I really need a boot that can handle COLD temps. Thanks.Asked on 12/15/2013 by Claudia from Minnesota
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Dec. 20, 2014
Consumer Product Safety Commission spends months before holiday season screening thousands of shipments of imported toys and products to check for hazards, but does not have enough money or staffing to catch all counterfeit or defective merchandise entering the states; warns shoppers to be extremely careful about things they may buy on street or in discount stores, and to stick to established retailers they trust. MORE
Apr. 24, 2014
Suit filed by wine collector Julian LeCraw Jr against wine seller Antique Wine Company is example of how rising prices in wine sales have spurred counterfeiters eager to flaunt trophy wines; company disputes claim that Lecraw was sold fake wine for hundreds of thousands of dollars. MORE
Feb. 1, 2014
Michael Wilson Crime Scene column; arrests involving two crews selling counterfeit Super Bowl tickets in New York City provide closer look at such operations, which involve complicated suspects and combination of high- and low-tech processes. MORE
Jan. 31, 2014
Jim Dwyer About New York column; 202,000 items seized by federal agents in recent weeks for having bogus National Football League trademarks are set to be destroyed, despite calls that clothing could be put to better use for those in need; government cannot given away counterfeit clothing it seizes, under law passed after emergency workers distributed knockoff clothing to Hurricane Katrina refugees. MORE
Jan. 29, 2014
Small-time counterfeiting team that had apparently forged dozens of Super Bowl tickets is arrested by federal agents in the Bronx; how legitimate the tickets looked, and how effective they would have been on game day, is a matter of debate; some officials say tickets were designed to beat the scanners but it is unclear if bar codes would have worked (Series: Super Bowl XLVIII). MORE
Dec. 19, 2013
Renowned wine dealer Rudy Kurniawan is found guilty in Federal District Court in Manhattan of defrauding buyers by selling bottles of purportedly rare and sought-after vintages that were counterfeits of his own making; faces up to 20 years in prison. MORE
Dec. 14, 2013
William I Koch, billionaire industrialist and collector of rare wines, testifies in Federal District Court in Manhattan against Rudy Kurniawan, dealer he says sold him around $2 million worth of counterfeit vintages. MORE
Dec. 13, 2013
Prosecutors in fraud trial of Rudy Kurniawan in Federal District Court in Manhattan say he worked his way into the most rarefied circles of the superrich and made millions selling them counterfeit wine. MORE
Oct. 24, 2013
European authorities are pursuing a network of counterfeiters who passed off hundreds of bottles of mediocre wine as Romanee-Conti, often considered the best and most expensive wine in the world. MORE
Jun. 27, 2013
Investigators have uncovered thousands of schemes across Europe involving counterfeit or adulterated food, some on an industrial scale and in developed countries; large scale of frauds raise fresh questions about regulatory oversight as criminals offer bargain-hunting shoppers cheap versions of everyday products. MORE
May. 7, 2013
Pfizer is taking unusual step of selling its $2 billion-dollar erectile dysfunction drug Viagra to consumers on its Web site, in effort to establish presence in huge online market for popular blue pill, considered to be among world's most counterfeited drugs; experts estimate that firm could be losing hundreds of millions of dollars annually to black market of online pharmacies. MORE
Mar. 14, 2013
Op-Ed column by Chinese author Yu Hua maintains demand for counterfeit merchandise and pirated intellectual property in China is driven largely by extremely large population of poor Chinese. MORE
Mar. 3, 2013
Many independent wedding gown designers who discover that their dresses are being copied illegally overseas and sold online often lack necessary resources to effectively go after the copycats. MORE
Feb. 20, 2013
Federal authorities arrest three men on charges of selling counterfeit brake pads and other automotive parts to repair shops, including those that service New York City's yellow taxis and licensed livery cabs MORE
Feb. 7, 2013
Five men are arrested in Queens, charged with importing and selling counterfeit and hazardous toys from China in an elaborate operation that officials say persisted for eight years; officials trumpet case as triumph in fight to protect both children and intellectual property, and indictment also makes it clear just how hard it is to stop the flood of illegal consumer goods into United States. MORE
Nov. 22, 2012
Editorial underscores need for strong international treaty, backed by governments, drug companies and nongovernmental groups, to prevent thousands of deaths caused by counterfeit drugs. MORE
Oct. 5, 2012
Federal appeals panel in Manhattan says that William I Koch waited too long to file suit against Christie's, which sold him a $100,000 bottle of wine it falsely advertised as having belonged to Thomas Jefferson; panel rules that four-year statute of limitations began in 2000 when Koch received a report he had commissioned on the age of the wine, but he waited until 2005 to file the suit. MORE
Aug. 6, 2012
Chinese government authorities detain nearly 2,000 people as part of a nationwide crackdown on the sale of fake or counterfeit drugs and health care products. MORE
Apr. 23, 2012
Op-Ed article by Roger Bate, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, asserts that the law against ordering drugs online from other countries should be changed; proposes several steps that could be taken to curb the production of fake drugs, which are often sold through online pharmacies. MORE
Mar. 13, 2012
Rudy Kurniawan, Los Angeles wine dealer who was arrested on charges of counterfeiting expensive wines, had earned the trust of his partner Paul Wasserman and other wine enthusiasts; associates say they are left feeling duped by their ties to him. MORE
Mar. 10, 2012
Eric Asimov The Pour column on the arrest of Rudy Kurniawan, a wine collector known as an authority on fraudulent wines, charged by federal authorities with selling millions of dollars' worth of counterfeit bottles. MORE
Mar. 9, 2012
Wine dealer Rudy Kurniawan is arrested in Los Angeles by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on charges that he tried to sell counterfeit wine that, if genuine, would have been worth $1.3 million; Kurniawan a prominent figure in the wine world who sold $35 million worth of wine in 2006 alone, is expected to be transferred to New York where the charges of mail and wire fraud were filed. MORE
Mar. 3, 2012
Federal agents arrest 29 people, most of them Chinese, in the breakup of two overlapping criminal rings planning to sell $325 million worth of counterfeit goods throughout the United States; counterfeit goods were smuggled into New Jersey warehouses from China and then shipped to sellers across the country. MORE
Feb. 25, 2012
Michael Wilson Crime Scene column on recent raid on Manhattan store where police found what they describe as among the larger inventories of fake Apple electronics on the East Coast; notes that counterfeiting seems to be on the rise, with thousands of fake iPhones found in seizures in California in 2010 and 2011, most apparently coming from China. MORE
Feb. 15, 2012
Roche and its United States biotech unit Genentech say counterfeit versions of cancer drug Avastin have been distributed in the United States; company is working with the Food and Drug Administration to prevent further distribution of the counterfeit product, which is neither safe or effective. MORE
Dec. 22, 2011
Government officials are clamping down on counterfeit holiday goods, which have expanded to include knock-offs lower end products like Christmas lights among others; United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement says its agents have seized about 327,000 counterfeit items worth about $77 million in the United States, along with some merchandise from Mexico. MORE
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Retailer Knockoffs Abound in India
As Western brands try to enter the country's market, foreign companies and governments alike are protesting the country's lack of intellectual property protections.July 16, 2009 businessNews
Facing Counterfeiting Crackdown, Beijing Vendors Fight Back
Tenacious vendors have staged protests against lawyers who are pursuing trademark cases, mocking them as bourgeois puppets of foreigners.March 2, 2009 worldNews
Digital Pirates Winning Battle With Studios
Widely available broadband access and new streaming sites have made it easy to watch pirated video online.February 5, 2009 businessNews
At U.S. Ports, Even Santa's Bag Might Be Peeked Into
For months, federal safety agents have been screening thousands of shipments of toys and other imports, looking for hazards in the nation's holiday gifts.
December 20, 2014, Saturday
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October 15, 2014, Wednesday
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The True Cost of China's Fakes
The government could learn something from how online shoppers deal with the problem of counterfeit goods.
June 10, 2014, Tuesday
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As Wine Fetches Staggering Sums, Fakery Claims Rise
Connoisseurs driving up the prices of rare and collectible wines have spurred a wave of counterfeiters who target collectors eager to flaunt their trophies.
April 24, 2014, Thursday
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Medicines Made in India Set Off Safety Worries
India, the second-largest exporter of over-the-counter and prescription drugs to the United States, is coming under increased scrutiny by American regulators.
February 15, 2014, Saturday
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When Tickets to Super Bowl Lead to Front Row Seats in Jail
The arrests of two New York suspects and a third from Pennsylvania were prompted by security officials from the N.F.L. intent on sweeping up fake passes before game day.
February 1, 2014, Saturday
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Trademark Trumps Charity, So U.S. Will Destroy Bogus N.F.L. Jerseys
Under a law passed after emergency workers distributed knockoff clothing to Hurricane Katrina refugees, the government cannot give away counterfeit clothing it seizes.
January 31, 2014, Friday
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Two Men, Long on N.F.L.'s Radar, Are Charged With Making Counterfeit Tickets
Federal agents recovered more than 100 counterfeit tickets, including 34 Super Bowl tickets and others for an upcoming Billy Joel concert.
January 29, 2014, Wednesday
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Jury Convicts Wine Dealer in Fraud Case
Rudy Kurniawan, 37, was found guilty in Manhattan of defrauding buyers by selling bottles of purportedly rare and sought-after vintages that were counterfeits.
December 19, 2013, Thursday
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Counterfeiters Turn to Cellphones
Moving up the value chain from cheap DVDs and knockoff luxury bags, Chinese counterfeiters are flooding the nation's cellphone market with cheap copies of popular branded phones.
Dubai Rx : Conduit for Fake Drugs
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The Texan-born designer, who studied at New York's Parson's School of Design and began his working career at sportswear label Cathy Hardwick, really started to make waves at Perry Ellis working under Marc Jacobs. But he is of course best known for turning around the fortunes of Italian fashion house Gucci in the 1990s, restoring in it a kind of sexy 1970s glamour that the brand appeared to have lost. After a stint also designing for Yves Saint Laurent, he created the Tom Ford label that now takes in fragrance, sunglasses and luxurious menswear.
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Many people will be taking a moment on Sunday to honor past and present military members. But, it is also the families of those military members who make sacrifices. Our Melissa Kakareka tells us how one service project at Binghamton University aims to help children and families who have a loved one serving overseas.
VESTAL, N.Y. -- Neal Bonenberger recently graduated from the Marine Corps Officer Candidate School. When he graduates from Binghamton University, he will be commissioned as a Second Lieutenant. But, he knows that if he is ever deployed, the experience will be hard on his family. "For every service member there's a family member that sacrifices just as much. It's not just necessarily one person's sacrifice," said Neal Bonenberger, BU sophomore.
It's the same story for many kids and families who have parents or loved ones serving overseas. That is why Neal and other students at Binghamton University helped make "hero packs" as part of an Operation Military Kids project on Friday. Volunteers filled backpacks with items such as picture frames, worry dolls and handwritten letters of support to help kids cope with the challenges of a military deployment. "They are scared. They are alone basically. They aren't going through what any other kid is going through. So it's to show that we understand that and their unique situation and how hard it is to have a loved one that's away and to know that they are in harm's way," said Kitty White, Operation Military Kids NYS Director.
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Sounds a lot like you're raiding normal modes in full 359 and maybe some 372's. Naturally it seems super easy.Well its happened... Im bored with the dk and tanking in general. Its just gotten too easy. I dont know if its the game or I have just gotten that good but most of the time I am raiding I am watching tv... and im focused on the tv. I still somehow rank on both the dps and healing charts on one of the wow charting sites. I get annoyed as hell because when I an in a tank swap fights and the warrior tank in my group taunts the boss off of me I have to stop attacking in order not to pull aggro back. I self heal roughly 40-60% of my damage taken as well. So either i am playing really above par which I doubt or dks are a bit op right now. Nerf needed maybe. I hate to say that but when I can pull 9-14k dps as the tank depending on how much I pay attention and can survive for several minutes without heals for raid bosses if I manage my cooldowns, there is something wrong. I have tanked the council of the 4 winds with no dedicated healer before. Its kind of a joke.
Which rune is the best for my DK? Or should i enchant my weapon with Windwalker ( 600 dodge on hit and 15% move speed)?
here is my armory http://us.battle.net/wow/en/characte.../zeener/simple
So out of these 19 pages on this thread and the 302 pages in the HALP! forum, I haven't been able to find solid advice on how to pull a trash pack as a DK in a cata heroic and minimize my spike dmg taken.
2 melee and 2 casters pull in Heroic Deadmines. I have the rogue sap one of the casters and I'll Death Grip the other caster to my DnD that was put down prior to the pull which pulls the two melee as well. I then use this particular rotation: Icy Touch, Plague Strike, Pestilence, Blood Boil, Heart Strike and/or Rune Tap to give me my Blade Barrier, then Death Strike to pop up my Blood Shield considering the most damage I take is probably going to be before my Blade Barrier is up as well as it gives me a little buffer while I'm gaining a little more threat with Rune Strike and more Heart Strikes. If the dps pull the mobs before I get my first Blood Boil off, I see that with my Threat Plates and I'll use it at that time instead, however this doesn't usually happen because my DnD does fine holding the trash for those 1-2 GCD's needed.
The problem with this is:
The healer says that I take a lot of spike damage. I am trying to minimize that.
I was healing a DK tank while on my pally the other night that took little to absolutely no spike damage. That was the easiest tank that I have ever healed before and she wasn't using any CC. Also, she wasn't raid geared, only heroic blues and rep epics. I only wish that I remembered the name of that dk so that I can look her up. I want to be like her. I want to smooth out the damage enough to make my healers want to heal me more than any other tank.
I am currently gearing up so, at the moment, I only have 11% dodge and 12% parry while using the stoneskin gargoyle runeforge. I am gemming for a mix of stamina and avoidance (parry/sta for reds, dodge/sta for yellows, generally solid sta in blues for the moment) and reforging for both mastery and avoidance.
So, my questions are... is there a different opening priority system that will reduce my spike damage taken or will mine suffice when my gear gets better? Would different stat priorities decrease those spikes or, at least, minimize how often they occur? I do try to keep Bone Shield up before every pull (which is something that I honestly need to work on) but are there other things that I can do for each and every pull to achieve the goal that I am looking to achieve?
PS I know this would probably be better suited in the HALP! forum, however I don't want this to just be about me. Since I could not locate this information anywhere else and I'm sure I'm not the only tank trying out a DK and loving it, I wanted the answers to these questions to be shown to others who read this guide as a starter.
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What seems to work for me is DnD>outbreak>heartstrike(to get some innitial aggro)>pestilence and then tabtargetting deathstrikes & runestrikes. If I feel I don't need the heal/shield that much I'll replace a DS with 2 heartstrikes for some extra damage. Have your boneshield up before the pull and use vamp blood freely.
I find I take significantly less damage when:
A) Blood Barrier is up.
B) Full diseases on anything trying to hurt me (2 basic and the talented one)
C) Bone shield helps. Pre-casting before pulls lets it come off CD mid-fight for an added help.
D) Maybe its me, but I am cooldown happy... In rough going I'm chaining&stacking them and so on.
E) Bad guys casting spells... no. Mind Freeze and Strangulate (Strangulate a caster at range and it comes right to you).
Further to the above, if you pop Vamp Blood on the pull, your healer's first (usually smaller) heals will help keep you nicely topped up without them having to dig deep into their mana pool and you can focus on grabbing threat. With really strong or overgeared healers this usually isn't necessary.
In caster heavy pulls, pop AMS right at the start, and in support of point E above, get your group to do interrupts! Most people undervalue a simple interrupt or silence. If the add can't cast/use his ability, it's not going to hurt you is it?
Also, avoidance is very effective against trash packs in dungeons; their hit tends to be low enough for DRW (assuming you have the RP for it) or an on-use avoidance trinket to smooth out your damage in-take quite a bit. This is even more effective coupled with Bone Shield; the first 4 hits that actually make it through your avoidance, get absorbed by the shield. By that time your healer is in their groove, you have RP for DRW (if you haven't used it yet) or Lichborne, you still have your big CDs, and it's cake.
Finally, WHEN you deathstrike is key; you can spam it, and that works, but it leads to odd little hops in your health pool. If you practice timing it to your damage intake, you can make it work much more 'evenly'. You don't want to leave it too long, though; the Bloodshield tracker add-on is very helpful in this area. Also make sure you get at least 1 deathstrike in really early to provide you with a small buffer, and don't forget to keep throwing the odd one or two into your rotation, even when building threat.
From there, it's just practice, practice, practice. I highly recommend pugging for this; it's painful sometimes, but you get so many different types of healers that way, and you have to learn to deal with almost any situation, which teaches you more about how to tank than any amount of discussion.
Last edited by cuttingblack; 07-29-2011 at 07:50 AM.
Gargoyle is great if your health-pool is low, and you really struggle to take big melee hits, due to lower gear. It gives that little more time to deal with dangerous situations with your cooldowns, and your healers feel more comfortable with the extra head-room, especially since some of the bigger "OMG!" heals are based on % of overall health, rather than a flat number.
Swordshattering is better when you want to take less hits, and becomes more valuable as you tank larger and larger groups of enemies, especially since it's a flat rate increase and stacks with DRW nicely. At lower gear levels, the 4% flat rate is pretty weak, though, since the overall benefit of stacking avoidance (as a DK) is low to start with. The disarm reduction is a nice plus, but not very useful in most dungeons.
SS is also the better enchant at higher gear levels, imo; the % armour boost from Gargoyle is not that big, since our base armour value is pretty low, and health pools become less important as you progress. You begin to favour gems and enchants for mastery above stamina in every way, and the flat rate increase of parry from SS on top of your already high parry rating from gear adds more value than the small armour increase already mentioned. Also disarm against big bosses in raids starts to become important, even if most of them don't do disarms. For that one boss that does, you really don't want to be denied your deathstrikes for too long.
Last edited by cuttingblack; 07-29-2011 at 10:53 AM. Reason: grammar and clarity
good post
This question is regarding the T12 2 piece bonus: "Your melee attacks cause Burning Blood on your target, which deals 800 fire damage every 2 sec for 6 sec and causes your abilities to behave as if you had 2 diseases present on the target"
Q: Does anybody know if the bonus only applies to the additional damage you get from having 2 diseases up for abilities like HS and BB and not to the debuffs applied by the diseases that Burning Blood represents? Or in other words, do I still have to reapply Frost Fever (via Icy Touch) and Scarlet Fever (via Plague Strike) if I have the 2pc bonus and Burning Blood is up (meaning that Burning Blood is applying the 20% attack speed debuff and the 10% physical damage debuff)?
Last edited by Crashe; 08-23-2011 at 08:27 PM. Reason: Fixed link from 2pc dps to 2pc tank
The 2pc does not apply the debuffs. It's quite specific in terms of the wording, and only pure damage is applied, so abilities like Blood-caked Blade will apply their additional damage, which is ordinarliy based on how many diseases you have up, as if you ALWAYS have both diseases up, for as long as your 2pc buff is active. There are a few other abilities which work in this way, but not meany, and really, you should always have both of your diseases up on all targets you are tanking.
[Going off at a slight tangent] The only possible exception could be if you are a tanking a boss in 25-man and someone else (another tank, most likely, or possibly a frost DK for Frost Fever) is applying the debuffs. If you're a DK tank in a 10-man raid-group, then you are almost certainly going to be *that* guy for at least 1 of your diseases, so you might as well be applying both - that said, it ultimately depends on your raid comp, obviously.
In summary, our 2pc sucks. You only go for the set pieces if you want 4pc, and 4pc is well worth getting, make no mistake, but until you have 4 pieces, I would suggest using other gear than set-gear IF and only IF it is better itemised in terms of defense stats, i.e. Mastery, Dodge and Parry, in that order of preference (Mastery > Dodge > Parry).
Also, I highly recommend reading this post. It's the most concise account of what really makes a good DK tank that I've yet to come across, with some useful boss tips for Firelands:
Riggnaros on DK End-game Raid tanking
The original posts seem quite out of date. They're talking about pre 4.1 or even pre 4.0.6 mechanics. For example, DK demo shout analogue is no longer applied by blood boil, but by blood plague. Will these posts be updated with current knowledge and mechanics? Because this is one of the few remaining blood DK guides i can find, apart from the one on Elitist Jerks.
retired tank, holy power killed it for me.
I don't think Satorri is around much anymore so someone else may have to take the torch for this. I'm dpsing so my blood tanking is nonexistent.
Which reminds me. Imma have to write a guide soon for it.
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If anyone will be taking his work and moving it into the future of WoW, you'll most likely find them on pwnwear.com; this is to Blood DKs the "go to" site for all basic and advanced information. EJ elaborates on some of the more involved conversations, and discusses the finer points of some aspects of build vs. others, but this all feeds back into pwnwear anyway. I found it incredibly useful as a resource while I was active, although I've been out of WoW for a couple of months now.


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