Posted: May 13th, 2012
Sonic for Hire by Machinima
Posted: September 17th, 2011
new pokemon
Category: PLAIN
Tags: adult pokemon, Animated, Art, awesome, Creative, Design, illustrations, japanese, japanese animation, pokemon, very cool, what if pokemon was done differently If the pokemon series was updated to this style, i bet a lot more fans would arise. a lot more adult fans if you know what i mean. sickos…
any ways credit to reddit.com it was found there.
Posted: July 13th, 2011
Sushi Etiquette
Tags: Art, Creative, fuck yea!, How to eat sushi the correct way, Maguro maguro maguro maguro, Maguro Umai Ne!, Sushi Etiquettenot only are you barbarians doing it wrong. stop eating all my Maguro!!!!! i agree with all of this, but i still make wasabi soup in my soy sauce as well. its cause I love wasabi so much.
Lets go and enjoy some Sushi!
Posted: May 14th, 2011
Hello Kitty got into some trouble.
Category: PLAIN
we don’t know exactly what she was doing but the fuzz is now on her case
Posted: February 23rd, 2011
Zend Framework, Subforms and organization
Tags: group subforms together, multiple subforms, zend, zend frameworkRecently I have been tasked to organize some form fields into nice columns. Normally you would use display groups. Since you really can not nest display groups, subforms were the answer. I have split my elements into 2 different sections and w/in these sections are basic incarnations of forms at the basic level ( utilizing the init() and extending Zend_Form() ). w/in each form I have many elements and display groups.
so in a nut shell here’s what i have,
first off you create "empty" subforms
$left = new Zend_Form_SubForm();
then you add the subforms you want inside of this "subform"
$left->setSubForms(array(
‘sub1′ => $sub1,
‘sub2′ => $sub2
));
you do the same thing for the other subform you want to add decorators to.
$right = new Zend_Form_SubForm();
$right->setSubForms(array(
‘sub3′ => $sub3,
‘sub4′ => $sub4
));
then to your original form you add these new "$left" and "$right" subforms
$this->setSubForms(array(
‘left’ => $left,
‘right’ => $right
));
you can then apply decorators to the "$left" and "$right" subforms as you see fit.
since i want to drop the fieldsets that encapsulate the elements inside mine looks like this, you do the same to the other one.
$left->setDecorators(array(
‘FormElements’,
array(‘HtmlTag’, array(‘tag’ => ‘div’)),
));
