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Zend Filter & Zend Filter Input
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A german speaking tutorial for data validation with the Zend_Validate, Zend_Filter and the Zend_Filter_Input.
Includes a example script.
http://blog.aditu.de/2008/10/07/Tutorial-Formularverarbeitung-mit-dem-Zend-Framework
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Zend_Filter provides a library of static methods for filtering data. For input filtering, you should use Section 9.2, “Zend_Filter_Input” instead, because it provides a framework for filtering input using the methods provided by this class.
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.filter.html
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Slideshow for International PHP Conference, 8 November 2006
http://benramsey.com/media/talks/Filtering-Tainted-Data.pdf
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I like Zend FrameworkÂ’s Zend_Filter class. ItÂ’s basically a set of methods for validating untrusted data. Although the two arguably most important features isEmail() and isUri() (the latter can be worked around with Zend_Uri) are still missing, the whole thing looks promising already.
http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2006/03/28/zend_filter-reviewed/
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