I've been collaborating on a project that uses Zend, and we've run into a seemingly simple problem that we can't figure out. (I'm not very familiar with Zend myself, so forgive me if I get something wrong!) On one page of the project, we have a form (built using Zend_Form, of course) laid out in a table. One row of this table, ROW_1, has an input FIELD_1. The page also has a JavaScript link to add a new search row, which clones ROW_1, renames it ROW_2 with input FIELD_2, and adds it into the page. Our problem is with the post- somewhere, the new FIELD_2 gets stripped from the post data. On another page, with a form NOT build with Zend_Form and the same JavaScript, we get the full post data we expect. We can't figure out where or why the new fields are being ignored, but I imagine it must have something to do with Zend not liking a form item it didn't create. If anyone has an idea what might be causing this, or knows of a way we can get around it, I'd really appreciate hearing it!
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