Yes you'll have to persist the data between requests yourself at this
stage. And Zend_Session_Namespace would definitely be a good solution.
You can store the data easily enough:
if ($form->isValid ($data)) {
$session = new Zend_Session_Namespace ('CommentForm');
$session->data = $form->getValues ();
...
Since you've presumably validated the form at this stage you don't
neccessarily need to recreate the form on the request after the OpenId
authentication:
...
$session = new Zend_Session_Namespace ('CommentForm');
$data = $session->data;
There is an empty function Zend_Form::persistData which I assume is
intended to do exactly this, but I'm not sure when that's planned to
be finished or even if it will be implemented.
--
Mathew Byrne
http://www.matbyrne.com/
On Apr 19, 2008, at 12:48 PM, dennis.winter wrote:
Hello,
my problem is, that i'm trying to implement a kind of comment box,
which
should be openid-enabled!
I'm creating the form with zend_form, at post the script checks,
whether an
open-id enabled url is posted or not, if so it sends a request to the
openid-server,
these send a response to my localhost, so..here's the problem:
in this moment i'm having the required email-address, the fullname
and the
url, but the comment is, of course gone. I'm thinking of an
implentation of
zend_session,
but, it is useful? or are there any other possibilities? in facts,
zend_session needs to save an object -> form, so that it is ready,
if it's
needed in the next parts!
Because of the Zend_Form implentation i'm validating the forms after
registration, and move the data out of the session-object right to the
form-object! then validation,
send to model and save to the database!
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