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Data::FormValidator::Constraints::DateTime (Score:2)

by jonasbn (1153) <reversethis-{gro.napc} {ta} {nbsanoj}> on 2006.04.24 2:25 (#47376) Homepage Journal

Have you checked out:

Data::FormValidator::Constraints::DateTime [cpan.org]?

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- Re:Data::FormValidator::Constraints::DateTime (Score:2)
  
  by Ovid (2709)
  
  I am familiar with that. The intent of Class::CGI is to provide a mediator pattern which make the code easier to use and, as a nice side benefit, tends to impose a certain uniformity on form parameters while still providing flexibility. The basic use of the above could be:
  
  use Class::CGI handlers => { customer => 'My::Customer::Handler', date => 'Class::CGI::DateTime', order_date => 'Class::CGI::DateTime',

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