Ok sorry.
I'm doing what you want in several forms but index are always called by string.
Have you try a setValue('9') if I imagine you have a id='9' value='Something
in the list'
Hope this help a bit more ...
Chris Tankersley wrote:
> In my case I want the default to be the last value added instead of
> the first which is why I manually do a setValue in the init.
>
> Chris
>
>
> On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 10:19 AM, Bruno Friedmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Chris Tankersley wrote:
>>> I have a select element inside of a form object where I call
>>> ->setValue() on the form's initialization to select a default value.
>>> When I do a $form->populate($data) in my controller the value for this
>>> select element is not being set correctly and always defaults to the
>>> default value from initialization. My other select elements in the
>>> form work fine except for this one.
>>>
>>> ====FORM====
>>> $protClass = new Zend_Form_Element_Select('protClass');
>>> $protClass->setLable('Protection Class:')
>>> ->setRequired(true)
>>> ->setValue(9)
>>> ->setMultiOptions($protClassRange);
>>>
>>> ====CONTROLLER====
>>> $form->populate($rate->toArray()); // this has protClass at the correct
>>> value
>> Dear Chris, in my case there's no need to setValue when populate ..
>> it's done auto.
>>
>>
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>>
>> Bruno Friedmann
>>
>>
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