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Martin Fury: What would you have done?
So the question is: what would you have done? Lots of players say they wouldn't have touched it, and that it was clearly an item they shouldn't have had. Others say that Karatechop and his guild did what anyone would have done -- it was Blizzard's mistake and they were just taking advantage of it. We'd like to know, so here's a poll: what would you have done if Martin Fury showed up in your mailbox?
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Of course, Karatechop eventually got banned for what he did, but answer that question under the premise that he didn't necessarily know that at the time. And there's another question here: lots of players say that they are surprised Karatechop and his guild didn't open a GM ticket right away -- clearly Blizzard didn't mean to send him the item, and he should have contacted them to get it back. But others aren't so sure. The second question is: no matter what you did with the item, would you have told the GMs about it?
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The proposed Concept will provide a basis for increasing effectiveness of the foreign aid program and for gradually increasing funding in line with integration priorities and liabilities of the Czech foreign policy. This will involve a gradual and transparent process allowing the Concept to be regularly updated every six years on the basis of thorough evaluation of previous practices and international tendencies in the area of foreign aid.
Stage 1 - Scheduling of Implementation Measures
The following are measures for the Stage 1 that fully reflect Government Decision no. 153 of 15 March 1995 and, under the Competency Act, belong to the jurisdiction of the MFA:
establishment (on 1 September 2001) and funding of the Development Centre as part of the existing programs for providing multilateral aid developed by the MFA;
the MFA has submitted to the Czech Government this 'Concept of the Czech Foreign Aid Program for the 2002-2007 Period' and the 'Summary of Expected Requirements and Obligations of the Czech Republic in the Area of Foreign Aid Policy after the Accession to the European Union',
a medium-term financial outlook of the foreign aid budget will be submitted to the Czech Government by the end of 2002 (Ministry of Finance in cooperation with the MFA).
Transition Period before the Stage 2
By the end of 2003, the MFA, in cooperation with other departments, will carry out evaluation of foreign aid program implementation during Stage 1 and will propose desirable measures for the institutional framework of the Czech foreign aid programme after the accession to the EU. The evaluation will specifically address implementation and meeting of the targets and priorities as well as the medium-term strategy and funding of the foreign aid program. On the basis of this evaluation the Czech Government (at the proposal of the Minister of Foreign Affairs) will make a decision regarding Stage 2.
Stage 2 - Supposed Measures
Measures proposed for the Stage 2 should be designed by the date of the accession of the Czech Republic to the EU. These measures, which will require approval of the Czech Government and, if need be, amendment of existing legal prescriptions (e.g. the Principles for Providing Foreign Aid of 1995), include the following:
establishing of the Development Agency (this includes defining statutes and relevant legal provisions based on the findings and comparison with established practices in the OECD and EU countries);
creating legislative and budgetary conditions to allow multi-year funding of foreign aid projects comparable with established practices in other aid-providing countries;
amending the Public Commissions Act to allow tendering procedures and to introduce the system for accreditation;
defining the legal status and services of professionals and volunteers in the area of foreign aid.
The proposed 6-year Concept will enable the Czech foreign aid program to become gradually compatible with similar policies of the EU countries and other aid-providing countries, which are joined in the OECD/DAC. Proposed measures are to implement in two stages separated by the transition period during which the Czech Republic is to become a member of the EU. In accordance with the valid Government Decision no. 153/1995, the application and implementation of measures for Stage 1 have been introduced since planning the foreign aid for 2002. As the activities of the Development Centre are to be financed together with the ongoing multilateral programs implemented by the MFA, there are going to be no additional financial requirements during this stage. On the basis of the assessment and evaluation of the foreign aid program in the Stage 1 and the assessment of aid provision practices in other OECD and EU countries, the Czech Government, at the proposal of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, will take further decision regarding introduction of the Stage 2. This will be marked by the establishment of an integrated professional body (the Development Agency) and the introduction of changes in financing the foreign aid program, with most of the changes aimed at introducing a multi-year funding program thereby allowing more effective and transparent provision of the foreign aid implemented by the Government. By adopting a new, more effective system for provision of foreign aid program the Czech Republic will stress its joint responsibility for the future of least developed countries throughout the world. At the time when gap between rich and poor countries and their interdependence continue to grow, the necessity for constantly addressing provision of foreign aid represents an integral part of the Czech foreign policy.


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What is 5-HTP?
5-hydroxytryptophan, also known as 5-HTP, is a dietary supplement made from the seeds of the African plant Griffonia simplicifolia.
5-hydroxytryptophan has been used in alternative medicine as an aid to relieve the symptoms of anxiety, depression, fibromyalgia, insomnia, chronic headaches, premenstrual syndrome, binge-eating related to obesity, attention deficit disorder, and chronic headaches. 5-hydroxytryptophan has also been used in treating certain seizures and symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
Not all uses for 5-hydroxytryptophan have been approved by the FDA. 5-hydroxytryptophan should not be used in place of medication prescribed for you by your doctor.
5-hydroxytryptophan is often sold as an herbal supplement. There are no regulated manufacturing standards in place for many herbal compounds and some marketed supplements have been found to be contaminated with toxic metals or other drugs. Herbal/health supplements should be purchased from a reliable source to minimize the risk of contamination.
5-hydroxytryptophan may also be used for other purposes not listed in this product guide.
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Not all uses for 5-hydroxytryptophan have been approved by the FDA. 5-hydroxytryptophan should not be used in place of medication prescribed for you by your doctor.
5-hydroxytryptophan is often sold as an herbal supplement. There are no regulated manufacturing standards in place for many herbal compounds and some marketed supplements have been found to be contaminated with toxic metals or other drugs. Herbal/health supplements should be purchased from a reliable source to minimize the risk of contamination.
Use 5-hydroxytryptophan as directed on the label, or as your healthcare provider has prescribed.
What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before taking 5-HTP (5 Hydroxytryptophan)?
Do not use this product if you are allergic to 5-hydroxytryptophan.
Before using 5-hydroxytryptophan, talk to your doctor, pharmacist, herbalist, or other healthcare provider about all of your medical conditions. 5-hydroxytryptophan may cause seizures in people with Down syndrome.
It is not known whether 5-hydroxytryptophan is harmful to an unborn baby. Do not use this product without talking to a healthcare provider if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant during treatment.
5-hydroxytryptophan may pass into breast milk and may harm a nursing baby. Do not use 5-hydroxytryptophan without telling your doctor if you are breast-feeding a baby.
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What are the possible side effects of 5-HTP (5 Hydroxytryptophan)?
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Call your healthcare provider at once if you have a serious side effect such as skin rash, bruising, severe tingling, numbness, pain, or muscle weakness.
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- nausea, vomiting
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- loss of appetite
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5-HTP Interactions
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What other drugs affect 5-HTP (5 Hydroxytryptophan)?
Do not take 5-hydroxytryptophan without the advice of a healthcare provider if you are using any of the following medications:
- dextromethorphan (cough medicine)
- St. John's wort
- an antidepressant such as amitriptyline (Elavil, Vanatrip, Limbitrol), citalopram (Celexa), clomipramine (Anafranil), doxepin (Sinequan), fluoxetine (Prozac), imipramine (Tofranil), nortriptyline (Pamelor), paroxetine (Paxil), sertraline (Zoloft), trazodone (Desyrel), and others
- an MAO inhibitor such as isocarboxazid (Marplan), phenelzine (Nardil), rasagiline (Azilect), selegiline (Eldepryl, Emsam), or tranylcypromine (Parnate)
- medicine to treat Parkinson's disease, such as carbidopa/levodopa (Atamet, Parcopa, Sinemet); or
- prescription pain medication such as meperidine (Demerol), pentazocine (Talwin), or tramadol (Ultram, Ultracet)
This list is not complete and other drugs may interact with 5-hydroxytryptophan. Tell your doctor about all medications you use. This includes prescription, over-the-counter, vitamin, and herbal products. Do not start a new medication without telling your doctor.Back to Top
What should I avoid while taking 5-HTP (5 Hydroxytryptophan)?
Avoid exposure to sunlight or tanning beds. 5-hydroxytryptophan can make you sunburn more easily. Wear protective clothing and use sunscreen (SPF 15 or higher) when you are outdoors.Back to Top
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5-HTP Dosage
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When considering the use of herbal supplements, seek the advice of your doctor. You may also consider consulting a practitioner who is trained in the use of herbal/health supplements.
If you choose to take 5-hydroxytryptophan, use it as directed on the label, or as directed by your doctor, pharmacist, or other healthcare provider. Do not use more of 5-hydroxytryptophan than is recommended on the label.
Take this product with a full glass of water.
If your condition does not improve, or if it appears to get worse, contact your doctor.
If you need surgery, tell the surgeon ahead of time that you are using 5-hydroxytryptophan. You may need to stop using the medicine for a short time.
Store at room temperature away from moisture and heat.Back to Top
What happens if I overdose on 5-HTP (5 Hydroxytryptophan)?
Seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222.Back to Top
What happens if I miss a dose of 5-HTP (5 Hydroxytryptophan)?
Call your doctor, pharmacist, herbalist, or other healthcare provider for instructions if you miss a dose.Back to Top
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5-HTP Reviews
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- Does the supplement 5-HTP interfere with thyroid, cholesterol, or other over-the-counter supplements?
- I'm on Plavix, Lipitor, Uroxatral, bisoprolol, aspirin, lisinopril and tramadol. Would it be okay for me to also take 5-HTP?
- Is 5-HTP safe? I take 1,000 mg every night.
- I just started taking 5-HTP for serotonin purposes. How long should I take it, and how well does it really work?
- Can 5-HTP help with bipolar depression?
Does the supplement 5-HTP interfere with thyroid, cholesterol, or other over-the-counter supplements?A: While it is possible there is an interaction, it most likely is not severe or life-threatening. Keep in mind that the "T" in HTP stands for tryptophane, which is an essential amino acid that your body processes routinely. The most common interaction involved with 5-HTP is with antidepressants or other medications that are intended to affect brain chemistry, as 5-HTP is converted into serotonin, an important brain chemical that helps regulate mood. Back to Top
I'm on Plavix, Lipitor, Uroxatral, bisoprolol, aspirin, lisinopril and tramadol. Would it be okay for me to also take 5-HTP?A: 5-HTP (5-hydroxy-tryptophan) http://www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/5-htp-5-hydroxytryptophan is converted to serotonin in the body. Because 5-HTP is related to serotonin, it should not be taken with drugs, which may affect serotonin level. These drugs are SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) such as Paxil (paroxetine), Zoloft (sertraline), Prozac (fluoxetine), Celexa (citalopram) and others http://www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/search?browse_type=m&q=ssri+antidepressants&src=ww_ctsearch. The list of drugs: Plavix (clopidogrel), Lipitor (atorvastatin), Uroxatral (alfuzosin), bisoprolol, aspirin and lisinopril http://www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/ do not affect serotonin in the body. Tramadol, however, has a weak inhibition of serotonin reuptake and can increase serotonin levels. It is therefore recommended that tramadol and 5-HTP be used with caution. The patient needs to be monitored for serotonin syndrome, which may include changes in mental status, tremor, hyperthermia, rigidity, seizure, increase sweating and shaky movement. The interaction may also cause a cerebral vasoconstrictive disorder such as Call-Fleming syndrome. It is important to discuss the use of tramadol and 5-HTP with your healthcare provider before taking 5-HTP. Lori Mendoza, RPh Back to Top
Is 5-HTP safe? I take 1,000 mg every night.A: 5-HTP stands for 5-hydroxytryptophan. 5-HTP is classified as a dietary supplement; it is made from the seeds of an African plant, Griffonia simplicfolia. 5-HTP is a metabolite (a metabolic by-product) of the amino acid tryptophan, and it is converted by the body into serotonin, which acts in the brain to sooth a person's mind and comfort one from stress and worry. People are using 5-HTP for a variety of conditions, including weight loss, depression, anxiety, PMS, fibromyalgia, eating disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and headaches. 5-hydroxytryptophan has not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or purity. One should follow the dosage recommendations on the particular packages of 5-HTP they purchase. According to one researcher, the suggested dosage range of 5-HTP is between 50 mg and 1,200 mg per day, with the usual range being 100 to 600mg. It is always a good idea to check with one Back to Top
I just started taking 5-HTP for serotonin purposes. How long should I take it, and how well does it really work?A: 5-HTP is classified as a dietary supplement. Because dietary supplements have not been thoroughly studied in the clinical setting, possible side effects and interactions with other drugs are not well-known. Also, because herbs and supplements are not strictly regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), these products are not required to be tested for effectiveness, purity, or safety. In general, dietary supplements should only be taken under the supervision of your health care provider. For more specific information, consult with your pharmacist about the potential for drug interactions based on your specific condition and current medications, particularly before taking any action. When your doctor prescribes a new medication, be sure to discuss all your prescription and over-the-counter drugs, including dietary supplements, vitamins, botanicals, minerals, and herbals, as well as the foods you eat. Always keep a current list of the drugs and supplements you take and review it with your health care providers and your pharmacist. If possible, use one pharmacy for all your prescription medications and over-the-counter products. This allows your pharmacist to keep a complete record of all your prescription drugs and to advise you about drug interactions and side effects. For more specific information, consult with your doctor or pharmacist for guidance based on your health status and current medications, particularly before taking any action. Jen Marsico, RPh Back to Top
Can 5-HTP help with bipolar depression?A: 5-HTP or 5-hydroxytryptophan is sold as a dietary supplement for "anxiety, depression, insomnia, headaches and other conditions." Because dietary supplements (e.g., 5-HTP) have not been thoroughly studied in the clinical setting, possible side effects and interactions with other drugs are not well known. However, 5-HTP does interact with prescription antidepressants, taking them together can lead to serotonin syndrome which is a rare but potentially fatal condition. Also, because herbs and supplements are not strictly regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, these products are not required to be tested for effectiveness, purity, or safety. 5-HTP has not been proven safe or effective for the treatment of depression or bipolar disorder. There are many prescription medications that have been proven safe and effective for these conditions. In general, dietary supplements should only be taken under the supervision of your health care provider. Laura Cable, Pharm.D., BCPS Back to Top
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Prerequisites: Basic computer skills and understanding of financial reporting.
Course Description: In this online course, you will learn the basics of UDW+ dashboard navigation, as well as a detailed understanding of the UDW+ Dashboards and Standard Reports that are available to you. For each dashboard that is selected within this course, training will include a thorough explanation of the reports and graphs contained within the selected dashboard, the underlying data, as well as business rules and processes. The convenience of this online training course enables you to complete it at your own pace, at any time of the day, and any location with internet access. After completion of the online training course, you must successfully complete the corresponding Quiz to be granted access to UDW+.
Duration: Approximately 30 - 45 minutes per Dashboard. So if training on two Dashboards is required, it may take 1 - 1.5 hours.
Target Audience: All NYU financial reporting users who require access to UDW+ Dashboards and/or Interactive Standard Reports.
How to Register: Login to iLearn and search for FIN 800: UDW+ Dashboards Online Training. Instructions on accessing the corresponding required quiz will be provided upon completion of the online training course.
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Consumers are not the only driving force behind expanded online and mobile banking. Businesses are moving rapidly into the world of e-banking, as well. Guardian Analytics 2012 Business Banking Trust Trends Study, for example, reported that 48 percent of small businesses surveyed conduct at least 50 percent of their banking online, with 54 percent of respondents accessing their business accounts from mobile devices up from just 23 percent two years earlier. With some 25 million businesses in the United States, banks should not overlook this sizable and potentially profitable market.
Los Angeles-based City National understands the importance of developing convenient and secure solutions for business customers. The $28 billion asset bank recently introduced City National Book2Bank, an online and mobile business banking solution designed to solve a financial challenge for small and mid-sized businesses. Book2Bank is accessible online or via an iPad app and connects with accounting systems like QuickBooks to automate and simplify payment activities. As a result, business owners can manage invoices, generate electronic payments and streamline the payment approval process.
City National is deeply committed to helping our business clients succeed and to offering solutions that help them reach their goals, said James Daley, executive vice president and manager of treasury services for City National. City National Book2Bank streamlines and secures the payment process, improves controls and gives our clients the simple, intuitive experience they expect.
City National partnered with MineralTree Inc., a Cambridge, Mass., firm that delivers online payment solutions to the financial services industry. Its Commercial Bill Pay solution enables small and medium-sized businesses to make paying bills simple, secure and mobile, according to BC Krishna, president and CEO.
We simplify and automate payments, insure payments against fraud and provide applications that can be used on-the-run, in addition to being available online, said Krishna. We were pleased to partner with City National in this effort.
City National Book2Bank is designed expressly to solve a financial challenge for small and mid-size businesses, which find many online business payment systems either too small and geared for individual consumers, or too complex and geared for large corporations. Key benefits include integrated payments, allowing businesses to choose from electronic payments or automated check processing fulfilled by City National; ability to review and approve payments on a PC or an iPad; enhanced security, with locked-down architecture and available segregation of duties that virtually eliminates the risk of online fraud; and streamlined record-keeping, allowing clients to link and store invoices and supporting documents for easy retrieval and review.
Its very easy, very transparent, said Greg Gallup, chief operating officer for Royal Coach Tours, a charter bus transportation firm in San Jose, Calif., that uses City National Book2Bank. Our president likes it because she can make approvals from her iPad, which is convenient and saves time. You can also see the entire invoice, which is really helpful.
As discussed last month, Fiserv predicts that tablets will become a dominant digital channel. Moreover, banks should create a tablet channel that features a user experience specific to the tablet (e.g., larger screen than smartphones and tendency to be used in a lean-back posture). As Krishna also points out, each of the three primary online channels Web, tablet and smartphone has a different form factor and makes different assumptions about connectivity. City National Book2Bank is a great example of a bank using the tablet to replace costly manual processes with a simple, secure alternative.
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I use gupslamalert. It gives you a different audio signal for a single slam proc or the 4 piece T10 double slam proc.
How do you track it? I use MSBT, and it only shows up that i have a Bloodsurge proc. I can't tell if it has 1 or 2 charges, unless i look up at my buffs. I don't want to have to look up there every time MSBT says Bloodsurge. Are there any addons that would track it for me? Any advice would be much appreciated.
I use gupslamalert. It gives you a different audio signal for a single slam proc or the 4 piece T10 double slam proc.
power auras kind of tracks it. if you make an aura for slam and make it show a timer, you will be able to tell how many slam procs you have. a normal slam will only last for 4 seconds while the double proc will last for 9.
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I use Satrina's Buff Frames, with a special buff bar just for slams! I have it set up to show the time remaining as well as the count (1 or 2).
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Does the Power Aura one look something like what it is in this video?
If so, i would LOVE that.
I just found an add on that tracks it (and other fury skills) quite nicely.
FuryDPS is what its called. You can find it on Curse.
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GUPslamalert is the way to go.... Its very nonintrusive addon that basically makes a sound when you get a bloodsurge proc...... For a normal bloodsurge you hear PERFECT .. when you get a tier 10 4 set bonus you hear DOMINATE! its very simple and reduces reaction time.
But having a timing on the proc is also important, because you have to make a decision if you have time to hit BT or WW before your proc expires, so for that I use Classtimer.
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<ac:macro ac:name="unmigrated-inline-wiki-markup"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
Zend_FilterChain is a class to apply any number and/or combination of Filter objects to data in a container. Zend_Validator is a class to apply any number and/or combination of Rule objects to data in a container. Typically these are applied to the data in a Request container as part of a Input or Form Controller.
Zend Framework: Zend_FilterChain Zend_Validator Component Proposal
Proposed Component Name
Zend_FilterChain Zend_Validator
Developer Notes
http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFDEV/Zend_FilterChain Zend_Validator
Christopher Thompson, author
Darby Felton, Zend liaison
1.1 - 25 June 2006: Created. (wiki revision: 11)
Table of Contents
1. Overview
2. References
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
<ac:macro ac:name="unmigrated-inline-wiki-markup"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
Zend_FilterChain is a class to apply any number and/or combination of Filter objects to data in a container. Zend_Validator is a class to apply any number and/or combination of Rule objects to data in a container. Typically these are applied to the data in a Request container as part of a Input or Form Controller.
Zend_FilterChain is a class to apply any number and/or combination of Filter objects to data in a container. Zend_Validator is a class to apply any number and/or combination of Rule objects to data in a container. Typically these are applied to the data in a Request container as part of a Input or Form Controller.
4. Dependencies on Other Framework Components
- Zend_Exception
5. Theory of Operation
The FilterChain/Validator style is an alternative to the simpler InputFilter style. The InputFilter is excellent where you want direct access to filtered data. Its procedural style is very easy to use. Conversely, the FilterChain/Validator style provides a foundation for things like Form and Application Controllers. These allow the programmer to be more focused on specifying the Rules and Filters needed and lets the controller deal with the actual program flow. They also ease creating scaffolding.
The thing I immediately noticed about the InputFilter class is that it is really a Container. That is one of its strengths. Containers tie frameworks together. The most common PHP Container is keyed access to data, which is the class/object form of PHP's associative arrays. Filters and Validators need a simple Container to provide structured access to data. The Container needed has only the bare bones capabilities taken from the InputFilter's constructor and get raw data methods.
The simple Container class, probably something like Zend_Http_Request would be the usual container used. This Container could be enhanced by implementing the magic accessor functions, but I have kept it simple in the example.
The FilterChain and Validator need polymorphic Filters and Rules. In the example I split-up the current Zend_Filter class into a separate class for each Filter and Rule – with doFilter() and isValid() methods respectively. These can be separated the Filters and Rules into two separate files or into a separate file for each Filter and Rule.
It should be noted that the classes presented here are the minimal case and that additional list management or other functionality may easily be added. Also note that the current Filter and InputFilter class could easily be build on top of these individual Filter and Rule classes to centralize tests.
6. Milestones / Tasks
7. Class Index
- Zend_Filter_Abstract.php
- Zend_Filter_*.php
- Zend_Rule_Abstract.php
- Zend_Rule_Abstract.php
- Zend_Validator.php
- Zend_Filterchain.php
8. Use Cases
- it should be noted that combining the above two example is the basis for a Form Controller class
9. Class Skeletons
Jun 27, 2006

I would like to propose this structure instead of single getErrorMsg() method:

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
// get errors for all keys or for one exactly specified key. returns array
public function getErrors($key = null);
// first and one only error for particular key. returns string or null
public function getError($key = null);
Jun 27, 2006

Those would probably be a good change. I have found that when using these classes I sometimes want an array but most of the time I just want a concatenated string of all the errors to display. So maybe:

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
// get errors for all keys or for one exactly specified key. returns array
public function getErrors($key = null);
// get errors for all keys or for one exactly specified key. returns string (imploded error array)
public function getErrorMsgs($key = null, $join=', ');
Jun 28, 2006

Well, I was kind of hoping you would implement the one you have just ommited. I mean the one which returns only the first error for a key as a string. Actually I'm using only this one throughout my apps.

Jun 28, 2006
<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[$view->error = array_shift($validator->getErrors("key"));]]></ac:plain-text-body></ac:macro>

Magic! <ac:emoticon ac:name="wink" />

Although now I look like an ass because I'm going to suggest this:

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
public function getErrorList($separator = "\n")
return implode($separator, $this->getErrors());
<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
// In controller
$view->errors = $this->getErrorList("
\n
");
// In template

The following errors were encountered:

<?php print $view->errors; ?>

Also, addRule should have a default error message for each that can be overwritten by passing a user-defined one.

Zend_Rule_Int() - "{$value} is not an integer"

Zend_Rule_Email() - "{$value} is not a valid e-mail address"

Zend_Rule_Range(10, 20) - "{$value} is not a valid number between {$valueFrom} and {$valueTo}"

Jun 28, 2006

I think the idea of default error messages is a good one.

Oct 16, 2006

I like all the ideas above.

One problem that plagues the validator is the topic of error messages and I18N. I'd like to see the validator make use of a View template for the error message. Templates could then be added or overridden for different languages or context.

Jun 28, 2006

You may be right Michael. My quick edit was just to add the ability to get joined strings because they are what gets used most in things like Forms. Getting just the first error would be a good and easy addition.

Jun 27, 2006

Can we vote for proposals somewhere? This one surely deserves some votes <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" />

Jun 29, 2006

There's a powerful feature I've used in similar filter/validator chain classes in the past where the rules return more than just a yes/no answer:

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class Zend_Rule_*
// Definitive 'no' answer; no need to consult any other rules in the chain.
const DENY;
// Definitive 'yes' answer; skip any remaining rules in the chain.
const ACCEPT;
// Neither 'yes' or 'no'. Consult the other rules in the chain for a definitive answer.
const NEUTRAL;
// Returns as an answer one of the constants above. Usually returns NEUTRAL.
public function validate($value) {}

If all of the rules in the chain return NEUTRAL, the value is considered valid. If any rule returns DENY or ACCEPT, that is the answer used and no further processing is done. Among other things, this allows for the creation of OR logic in your validator chain.

For example, a common validator chain for Subversion commit messages might require you to reference a bug number or enter the string 'InternalFix' for changes with no bug. You would implement the validator chain like so:

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$validator = new Zend_Validator($post);
// Returns ACCEPT if the 'InternalFix' string is present, NEUTRAL otherwise
$validator->addRule("msg", new My_Rule_SVN_Internal());
// Both return NEUTRAL if valid, DENY if not
$validator->addRule("msg", new My_Rule_SVN_ContainsBug(), "No bug number was found");
$validator->addRule("msg", new My_Rule_SVN_BugsNumbersGood(), "An invalid bug number was entered");
// Each field has its own validator chain.
$validator->addRule("email", new Zend_Rule_Email(), "Not a valid email address");
// Zend_Validator always returns a boolean answer.
if ($validator->isValid()) {
echo "VALID
";
} else {
echo "NOT VALID
";

(In practice My_Rule_SVN_ContainsBug would probably validate the bug numbers too; I separated them for the example.)

Another example:

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// Returns DENY if it's a knock-knock joke, NEUTRAL otherwise.
$validator->addRule("joke", new Joke_Rule_KnockKnock(), "Please, no more knock-knock jokes");
// Returns ALLOW for any blonde joke, NEUTRAL otherwise.
$validator->addRule("joke", new Joke_Rule_Blonde());
// All others must have a punchline, and I must get it.
$validator->addRule("joke", new Joke_Rule_HasPunchline(), "There's no punchline");
$validator->addRule("joke", new Joke_Rule_IGetIt(), "I don't get it");
Jun 30, 2006

This is an interesting idea. The sense I get is that you want to add a way for a Rule to stop processing the chain and force a result. That is probably only needed for isValid==TRUE because once an error is returned by a Rule the Validator will return not valid.

Jun 30, 2006

Yes, but not for the entire validator, just the chain for one field. In other words, every field would be processed independently. A rule in the chain for a field could return a result that indicates the other rules for that field need not be consulted, but all of the other fields would always be evaluated. If all rules return NEUTRAL or ALLOW, the validator returns true. If any rule for any field returns DENY, the validator returns false and getErrorList() returns all of the failure messages.

Jun 30, 2006

Sorry, yes I agree completely. I was thinking of the ability to stop processing for the chain of an individual field. The think I am not clear about is the implementation. Is it NEUTRAL/ALLOW/DENY or is it INVALID/VALID/INVALID_STOP_PROCESSING_RULES ? The latter makes more sense to me, but it may not be exactly what you have in mind.

Jun 30, 2006

ALLOW would cause further processing to stop as well. Maybe the call in Zend_Rule should be "decide($value)" instead of "validate($value)", which would make the constant names clearer.

In essence, what I'm describing is that instead of a binary VALID/INVALID response, there are three potential responses:

Authoritative "yes". Final answer; no other rules need be consulted. (ALLOW)

Authoritative "no". Final answer; no other rules need be consulted. (DENY)

No decision. Assume "yes" unless another rule says "no". (NEUTRAL)

With this configuration, there are two VALID responses. The first, ALLOW, is an instant positive, and no other rules in the chain – even if they would have responded negatively – are consulted. This allows you to handle the exception cases.

The second, NEUTRAL, is passive. It relies on the responses of the other rules to make the final decision. If all others return NEUTRAL, the result is positive. If any other returns DENY, the result is negative.

Here's another example: a date field is optional, so must either be empty or contain a valid date some time in the future. There are three rules. The first allows empty values, the second validates the date string, and the third checks the range.

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// Returns ALLOW if blank; no further processing is done, NEUTRAL otherwise.
$validator->addRule("date", new Zend_Rule_AllowBlank());
// Real syntactical checks. Both return DENY on failure, NEUTRAL otherwise.
// Both rules would have returned DENY if the value was blank.
$validator->addRule("date", new Zend_Rule_ValidDate());
$validator->addRule("date", new Zend_Rule_DateRange("tomorrow", null));
Jun 30, 2006

I am trying to map your three onto the current two to find what the new state is. I sounds like I had the stop processing the on the wrong one.

Authoritative "yes". Final answer; no other rules need be consulted. (ALLOW)

I believe this is the new state and I had it wrong above. It should be return no error and stor processing rules for this field.

Authoritative "no". Final answer; no other rules need be consulted. (DENY)

This is the same as any Rule returning any error. The difference is that all rules are normally processed.

No decision. Assume "yes" unless another rule says "no". (NEUTRAL)

This is he same as a Rule not returning an error.

However for special cases like you are describing you could also combine a check of isValid() and inspecting the specific errors that are returned. The goal of the Validator is to gather all the error messages from all the rules that failed. The isValid() and isError() methods are based on any error. But you can always inspect the error array returned and make a more specific logic or only use some values.

The thing I don't know is if this would be a commonly used addition or a rare thing that there is an alternate solution for.

Jul 14, 2006

My most recent response on the mailing list a couple of weeks ago:

This mapping is pretty much right. Depending on the complexity of the validator, it may still be desirable to prevent further rule processing on a DENY because you have other ALLOW rules further down the chain that must not be evaluated:

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
$validator->addRule("field", new Zend_Rule_NotBlank());
$validator->addRule("field", new Zend_Rule_IsNumeric());
// DENY all compromised numbers
$validator->addRule("field", new My_Rule_BannedNumber());
// ALLOW any with the magic prefix
$validator->addRule("field", new My_Rule_HasMagicPrefix());
$validator->addRule("field", new My_Rule_SomethingElse());
$validator->addRule("field", new My_Rule_SomethingElse());

This isn't the best example, but I'm struggling to come up with a better one off the top of my head. I hope this conveys the idea.

How about a fourth answer, FAIL, for normal validation errors:

ALLOW: Authoritative "yes". Stop validating this field.

DENY: Authoritative "no". Stop validating this field.

FAIL: Rule failed. Record the error and continue validating this field.

NEUTRAL (or maybe PASS): Rule passed. Continue validating this field.

...But you can always inspect the error array returned and make a more specific logic or only use some values.

I always cringe any time I think about string parsing of error messages. They're just too brittle; they frequently evolve over the course of development and in response to tech support feedback. And once you start talking i18n, parsing of error messages begins to fail quite spectacularly. This is why I always use a code when throwing exceptions.

The thing I don't know is if this would be a commonly used addition or a rare thing that there is an alternate solution for.

The only examples I can come up with right now are for HTML form validation. However, Zend_Validate, as a general-purpose class, could be used to construct very complex validation rules for other things, such as DB query results or even application business logic decisions. For many of these applications, simple "all pass" or "all fail" logic may not be sufficient.

Jul 14, 2006

My votes as well - with the cascading ruleset as suggested by Willie and customisable error responses.

Aug 28, 2006

1. Is it possible to specify that a filter should be applied to all inputs without naming each input individually? For example, I may always want to apply strip_tags() to all inputs.

2. Can we assume that arrays in the input would be detected and the filter/validation be applied to each individual element of the array? Need to think about error messages for arrays.

3. Would it make sense to treat a FilterChain as a container and to be able to pass it to the validator? When the validator requests an input from the filter chain the filter chain would then apply the filter and return the result. The original $post data would remain unchanged.

$filterChain = new FilterChain(); // and add filers

$validator = new Validator($filterChain);

4. Think we need to carefully consider the overall naming scheme for the classes so everything makes sense from a big picture point of view. Need to tie the Request class, the possible Form classes along with these classes together without coupling them too closely.

5. Might consider a helper class approach.

$filter->addFilter('field1', new Zend_Filter_Int());

could be:

$filter->addFilter('field1', 'int');

So folks could override a filter without changing the class name in their code.

6. Consider having addFilters() and addRules() so we can pass an array of filters/rules. Maybe have the constructor accept an array as well.

Sep 26, 2006

since the Zend_Form proposal (which is currently reworked) will have some dependencies with Zend_FilterChain and Zend_Validator, may I ask about the current status of this proposal? I am just asking because it hasn't been changed and commented in a while.

Anyway, should Zend_FilterChain not rather be called Zend_Filter_Chain?

Another question, which project team will be responsible for Zend_Filter_Chain and Zend_Validator?

Thanks for any feedback.

Best Regards,

Oct 14, 2006

Hi again,

since I started working with Zend_Filter and I am really waiting for Zend_FilterChain I have some more thoughts for this proposal. They are not sorted but I just want to through them in.

a) If the filter rules get there own classes (e.g. Zend_Filter_Int, Zend_Filter_Range, etc.) will we really need the current Zend_Filter class with its static methods any more? Would it make sense to anyone else than me that the Zend_FilterChain could be the new Zend_Filter doclass?

b) I am still not completely satisfied with the class namings. Zend_Validator is a container for Zend_Rule_* objects and Zend_FilterChain is a container for Zend_Filter_* objects. So in my opinion the use cases should look like this:

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
$filter = new Zend_Filter($post);
$filter->addFilter('field1', new Zend_Filter_Int());
$filter->addFilter('field1', new Zend_Filter_Range(1, 100));
$filter->addFilter('field2', new Zend_Filter_Alpha());
$filter->addFilter('field3', new Zend_Filter_Regexp('/[^a-zA-Z0-9\@\.\-\_]/', ''));
<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
$validator = new Zend_Validator($post);
$validator->addRule('field1', new Zend_Validator_IsNull(), 'please enter field1');
$validator->addRule('field1', new Zend_Validator_Int(), 'not an integer');
$validator->addRule('field2', new Zend_Validator_IsNull(), 'please enter an email address');
$validator->addRule('field2', new Zend_Validator_Email(), 'not a valid email address');
$validator->addRule('field3', new Zend_Validator_Range(10, 20), 'number not in range 10-20');
if ($validator->isValid()) {
echo 'VALID
';
} else {
echo 'NOT VALID
';

With this class renaming the usage of Zend_Filter and Zend_Validator becomes more consistent.

c) Regarding the former usage of Zend_Filter this could be changed like this.

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
// old usage
// new usage

I am not quite sure if it is practical to have a method that can be called both static and from an instance. If not, maybe we add a static method filter() and the instance method doFilter() calls this static method?

d) Of course these changes will need some reworking of Zend_Filter_Input but I guess it is worth it.

e) And another thought: Maybe it would make more sense to call the rules classes like this:

Zend_Filter_Alpha => Zend_Filter_Rule_Alpha

Zend_Filter_Int => Zend_Filter_Rule_Int

This prevents name clashes between Zend_Filter_Input and the Zend_Filter_* rules. The same will apply to the Zend_Validator_* rules.

f) And here is my last thought: maybe we could even combine the Zend_Filter_Rule_* classes and the Zend_Validator_Rule_* classes to a bunch of Zend_Rule_* classes which can both do the filtering and the validating?

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
// use for filtering
// use for validating

Ok, that was it for now. Are these suggestion all just mad or do they make sense to anyone?

Best Regards,

Oct 15, 2006

I am very much in favor of your proposal.

By giving each Filter or Validation rule its own class, you make the ruleset extensible. The only thing you would need is some interface for the filters. I forsee only one method for this interface:

<ac:macro ac:name="noformat"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
public function isValid($value) // should return either true of false

About your point c), I don't think it is a good idea to make the methods available statically. In some filters or validation rules, you need some extra parameters (e.g. a regular expression, or min-max combination), which in your examples (at point b)), are passed as constructor arguments.

However, I would have expected a validation called "Zend_Validator_IsNull" to pass, when the given argument is null. In your example, you'd probably want to name the class "Zend_Validator_NotNull" or "Zend_Validator_Required".

 I hope my comments are of any value.

 Allard

---- PS. please forgive me if I've used the wrong wiki tags. I'm not very familiar with it yet.

Oct 16, 2006

I'd like to propose a validator that can validate across multiple fields. For example, take the case of a user registration form with optional address fields. For a valid address, the user must fill out the address, city, state, and zip. Partially filling out the address should result in an error. So in this case we would have:

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
$us_states = array("TX"=>"Texas",...); $validator = new Zend_Validator($post);$validator->addRule('city', new Zend_Validator_Alpha());$validator->addRule('state', new Zend_Validator_Enum(array_keys($us_states)));$validator->addRule('zipcode', new Zend_Validator_Zipcode()); // Multi-field validation $validator->addRule(null, new Zend_Validator_Allornone('address1', 'city', 'state', 'zipcode'));

This could also be used in the case of a login form. Zend_Validator_Login('username', 'password').

Oct 16, 2006

I suggest including some practical, real-world examples in the use cases, including all code neeeded from the developer's perspective. For example, consider a standard web contact form with, sender, subject, email, URL, message, city, region, postal code, country, and maybe a couple more fields like "how would you rate ... ?", "how did you find our website?", and "tell a friend" (another email address). I think if we look at all the userland code needed for a robust, practical example, then it will be easier to identify what is practical, needed, or not needed.

Oct 17, 2006

Do not forget that people (especially developers) will always find themselves in a situation that hadn't been forseen.

I think the most important thing to do is make the validation component extensible. There should, IMHO, be an interface to define what validation rules look like. That way, any developer can create additional rules, no matter how complex they are.

Even Dale M.'s idea of multi-field validation (good idea!!) could be made possible by creating an additional rule class. YOu could think of rules like Dale's "AllOrNone", of AtLeastOneOf, and AtMostOneOf.

Dec 07, 2006

I suggest that the getError method should return an empty string instead of null. It should also allows HTML wraps around the error message:

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
- Inside Zend_View
- Assumming validator is passed to Zend_View as a reference
- You must check for whether or not an error exists for each field in Zend_View
- This is really ugly inside views when you have to do it for a lot of fields
if($error = $this->validator->getError('username'))
echo '' . $this->escape( $error ) . '';
- Suggested alternative,
- Inside Zend_Validator:
public function getError($key = null, $htmlWrap = '?')
// ...
// if error exists:
return str_replace('?', $errorMsg, $htmlWrap);
// else:
return '';
- As a result, we no longer need to check on whether or not there is an
- error associated with a field, we simply print it
echo $this->escape($this->validator->getError('username');
Feb 02, 2007
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Except for directly supporting dictionary arrays (i.e., not multidimensional arrays) of input, the requirements of this proposal are reasonably met with approved functionality from the Zend_Filter Design Proposal, which is largely based on ideas illustrated by this proposal.
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Steven Gerrard struck a late penalty for Liverpool to give them a 3-2 win in an enthralling encounter with Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield.
After Luis Suarez had opened the scoring with a clever shot on 21 minutes, Jan Vertonghen headed Spurs level in first-half injury time. The Spurs defender put the visiting side ahead eight minutes into the second half but two defensive errors undid Andre Villas-Boas's team.
Kyle Walker's misplaced back-pass could not be gathered outside his area by Hugo Lloris and, with the Spurs goalkeeper stranded, Stewart Downing gathered the loose ball and fired Liverpool level. With eight minutes remaining, Jermain Defoe's poked the ball back towards his goal, where Suarez picked it up, only to be bundled over by Benoit Assou-Ekotto. Gerrard slotted home the winner from the spot.
The three points lifted Liverpool two places to sixth, two points behind Arsenal, having played a match more. Spurs remain third, but could be overtaken by Chelsea if they win their match in hand.
With the match billed as a title match between Suarez and Gareth Bale in the stakes for player of the season, the Liverpool forward edged it because he scored and earned the match-winning penalty to eclipse the Spurs player and keep Liverpool's slim top-four hopes alive.
The Barclays Premier League's leading scorer drew first blood with his 29th of the season - and 22nd in the top flight - and, although Bale had a hand in both of Tottenham's goals, the Uruguay forward had the last laugh by winning the late spot-kick from which Steven Gerrard scored.
Vertonghen had scored twice after Suarez had put the home side ahead only for misjudgements by Kyle Walker and goalkeeper Hugo Lloris to gift Stewart Downing the equaliser. Suarez showed again just how sharp he is in the penalty area with an instinctive first-half finish and while Bale's danger was restricted to crosses he could not match his rival's threat in the penalty area.
The Wales player drilled in an early swerving free-kick which Brad Jones, back in the side because of Jose Reina's calf injury, batted away but had to cede centre-stage to Suarez. Philippe Coutinho combined well down the left with Jose Enrique, starting the move with a backheel. The pair then exchanged passes before Enrique, holding off Walker, slid a perfectly weighted pass for Suarez to run on to and surprise Lloris at his near post with the outside of his right foot.
Bale's response was to plant one left-footed shot into the Kop and then drive an angled right-footed effort wide. Gylfi Sigurdsson missed a better opportunity from Bale's flick as he shot wide of Jones' right-hand post with only the goalkeeper to beat.
Bale, playing mainly through the middle, went off for treatment after being clattered by Steven Gerrard, which allowed him to rejoin play on the right wing and this contributed, in some part, to the equaliser on the stroke of half-time. The ball was worked out to him on that flank and he curled a left-footed cross over the head of Jamie Carragher, on his 500th league appearance, for Vertonghen to get in front of Glen Johnson and head inside the far post.
Bale played a part in Tottenham's second just after the break when his free-kick was headed down by Carragher to Vertonghen who fired home.
After a trademark driving run by the Wales international he picked out Sigurdsson in space at the far post but his shot was deflected on to a post by Johnson. Liverpool were wobbling but were rescued by a defensive error from Spurs. Walker's attempted back-pass from the right succeeded only in drawing Lloris out of his goal to clear. When he failed Downing nipped in to advance on goal and drill a shot through the legs of Vertonghen on the line.
The pace of the game went up a notch and Sturridge headed into the side-netting and Bale nodded wide before another misplaced backpass, this time by Jermain Defoe, forced Benoit Assou-Ekotto to barge into Suarez. Gerrard stepped up to slot home his ninth of an increasingly profitable campaign.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers: "Our character in the game was outstanding. Earlier on in the season that game might have tipped against us but the longer we've worked together now the more cohesion we've shown to keep going. We've shown great character and mentality and against an outstanding Tottenham side it was a great victory for us.
"There was a period at the beginning of the second half [where Spurs dominated]. We normally control the games better than we did today. That was the reason we made the change early in the second half - to get our control back and get three in midfield.
"You're at the business end now. This has been our focus and we've got real good momentum now. We've got our own performance targets and we're working towards them. I'm delighted for the players because they've put so much into that today."
Spurs head coach Andre Villas-Boas: "A couple of mistakes at the end cost us the game but we can't be too negative on what we have done. Hopefully this is a reminder for us but we'll try and go on another 12-game unbeaten run.
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- Charms
- Hide Your Piercing
- Genuine Diamond Jewelry
- Circular Barbells
- Fixed Bead Rings
- Screwball Rings
The Bottom Pear is 8x5mm in size and the Top Pear is 6x4mm in size. We offer a smaller one as well, but this is a very classy piece to slide into your body piercing as well.
The Gold used in this Piece is Totally Nickel Free, and available in either; solid 14K Yellow Gold, or solid 14K White Gold.
The Gems used are Genuine Swarovski Cubic Zircons. They are all hand set, Not just glued in as with most companies.
Naturally we can replace the Cubic Zircons for any Genuine Precious Stones you would like, as you can see on our Genuine Gem Page. Just email us if we can help with anything.