If you're using UTF-8, this shouldn't be a problem - just use UTF-8
characters directly.
I just tried with
<?php echo $form->input('test', array('value' => '☃♠♣♥♦')); ?>
And it worked fine (that's `snowman`, `spades`, `clubs`, `hearts`,
`diamonds` in case the font you're using doesn't have them).
If you're not using UTF-8, then you should be!
hth
grigri
On Dec 5, 3:44 pm, Renesistemic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've isolated some problems I've been having down to the CakePHP Form
> helper. It seems that the form helper is unable to create HTML form
> objects with correct values when the $form->input( ) method is called
> while passing in extended ASCII characters.
>
> For example, this code creates a text box with the value : insx}
> $this->Form->input($datavalue, array('value'=>chr(105).chr(110).chr
> (115).chr(120).chr(125)));
>
> This code creates a text box with a blank value:
> $this->Form->input($datavalue, array('value'=>chr(105).chr(110).chr
> (115).chr(130).chr(135)));
>
> The difference is the last two characters. Anytime I submit a value to
> the form helper with a character of over 127, the form helper fails to
> populate the HTML form element it creates with the value I pass in.
>
> Thoughts / Suggestions? Thanks!
>
> PS: I'm running the latest version of RC3.
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