It appears that checkboxes need to set a couple of public properties before
rendering
$newsletterOptin->options = array(
'checked' => $newsletterOptin->getCheckedValue(),
'unChecked' => $newsletterOptin->getUncheckedValue()
);
Kinda nasty. It's probably nicer to use the decorators the usual way for
checkboxes instead.
-- Mon
On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 2:55 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> With my Zend_Form I'm populating a single optin checkbox. After submission,
> when the form is not valid and is rerendered, it fails to have remembered
> the checkbox's state. It seems to populate a default value of "0" in the
> hidden element (which I think is correct) but also in the checkbox input
> element as well.
>
> $newsletterOptin = new Zend_Form_Element_Checkbox( 'newsletterOptin' );
> $newsletterOptin->setDecorators( $decorators )
> ->setLabel( 'Yes, I want to subscribe to your newsletter' )
> ->setAttribs( array( 'value' => '1' ) );
>
>
> I tried the following, but all to no avail:
>
> ->setCheckedValue( 1 )
> ->setCheckedValue( "1" )
> ->setValue( 1 )
> ->setValue( "1" )
> ->setAttribs( array( 'value' => '1' ) )
>
> To populate the checkbox I vahe the following code in my ViewScript:
>
> <dd>
> <?= $form->newsletterOptin->renderViewHelper(); ?> <?=
> $form->newsletterOptin->renderLabel(); ?>
> </dd>
>
>
>
> Any idea of what is going on here? Thanks.
>
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