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AL EQUIPO DE SOPORTE

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Perfecto. Creo que con esto queda resuelto.

Testing

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Hi,

I’m going to mark this ticket as solved. In case there’s anything else you’d like to know, please let us know and we’ll be happy to help!

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werwerwer

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Why can’t use a wygwam editor here?

XSLT can be bulky to manage, and essentially adds an extra programming language that developers would have to work in (at least if I understand your description correctly). My experience has been that relatively few people know it, and even fewer can make it do what they want.

seeing it is tagged PHP:
either

string ucfirst  ( string $str  );

to uppercase first letter of the first word

or

string ucwords  ( string $str  );

to uppercase the first letter of every word

you might want to use those in combination with

string strtolower  ( string $str  );

to normalize all names to lower case first.

Since you are already using Smarty, you may want to consider the PEAR package HTML_QuickForm (this page says it’s being replaced by v2, but that’s still in alpha. V1 is pretty solid).

The package allows you to build and process your forms in an easy, straightforward API, and then has a renderer class that works with Smarty. Basically, you can spit out your entire form as an array of objects that Smarty can then render for you. You can control the look and feel with CSS. HTML_QuickForm can be configured to have client-side or server-side validation, or both. You just set up your rules for validation, and it just works. Hope that helps.