Date: 03/08/00
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Hi,
After reading thought the documentation, I decided to have a tpl_form
for myself. Following the example, I subclass tpl_form (call it myForm)
and an .ihtml file. Since the form would have some first-time default
values, i decide to override process_default in myForm such that i uses
get_default_values to create the initial array and then pass the array
(with modification) into set_default_value. However, using this
mechanism the hidden field will not be generated because the array for
default values do not assign a value to "form_name".
Consider this:
function process_default() {
$default = get_default_value();
...
...
...
set_default_value ($default); /* There's no value assigned to
$default['form_name'] at this point. */
}
Eventually, when you call display on myForm, oh_hidden->self_get is
invoked with arguments ("", Array, ...). Note that the first argument is
"" and thus, nothing would be generated if the member variable $value of
of_hidden is also "". Unfortunatly, this is exactlly the case!! Since
the array passed to set_default_value does not have a value set for
'form_name', the call to myForm->display would not assign a non-"" value
to of_hidden->value (via oohform->load_defaults).
Knowing all those, now i can solve the problem by adding this line
before the call to set_default_value:
$defaults["form_name"]=$this->classname;
and it works.
Now, I am wondering should this line be included somewhere in the
super-class? Any comments on my use of the tpl_form class?
Thanks,
Andy
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