Ok, doing that with dependent dropdown example. So far I've the same
result, so I just want to verify something, because the place where I'm
having the problem (where if commented out, the problem goes away) is
what must differ for the Examples example, and I think it's more related
to adding properties to the field than the ahah itself.
In the examples module, the form is being created. In my case, the form
comes to me created, and both dropdowns (trigger and dependent) come to
me initially populated. So, instead of creating the fields and
populating them the way the example does, I'm taking the existing fields
and adding the pieces necessary for ahah (#ahah in the trigger field,
etc.) in hook_form_alter. If I comment out where I add #ahah to the
first dropdown, the field reappears.
On 12/29/2010 09:13 PM, Randy Fay wrote:
I recommend that you start with the AHAH example, and use the very
straightforward canned callback code from there.
If that doesn't get you where you need to go, I can help you with
specific code.
