Date: 11/15/99
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in case anyone was curious,
$f->elements[form_element_name]["ob"]->whatever_attribute;
returns the value assigned to whatever attribute in the form element.
So for the form element:
$f->add_element(array(
"type" => "radio",
"name" => "Incidents",
"question" => 1,
"valid_e" => "#$x. ."));
$f->elements["Incidents"]["ob"]->question; will return 1
The reason I wanted this is so that i could build the Question number
into each form element. That way, in case more questions (form items)
have to be added or questions have to be put in a different order, I
wont have to go back and change all the question numbers hardcoded into
the valid_e messages or in the browser display.
Does this make sense? (was there an easier way?)
A
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