How about in:
editAction(){
$form->category->setValue($billy['category_id']);
}
where category is the name of the element as you have added it in the form.
On 10/08/2010 02:44 PM, W Itch wrote:
Hi in my Zend Form file I tested this setValue code to make a specified row
selected in the drop down list. And it works but...
*class Form_Album extends Zend_Form*
//__________________________________________________Peacocksuit.com
$category = new Zend_Form_Element_Select('category');
$category->setLabel('Category')
->setRequired(true);
$category->addMultiOption('',"");
$CatLIST = new Model_DbTable_Category();
foreach ($CatLIST->fetchAll() as $CatID) {
$category->addMultiOption($CatID->id, $CatID->title);
}
* //$category->setValue('2'); // Problem*
//__________________________________________________Peacocksuit.com
... But my IndexController's editAction() is the one handling the populating
of $formData.
How can I send $billy[category_id] to my Zend_Form's $category->setValue()
function?
Or vice versa make my editAction() do the setValue to my Zend_Form?
class *IndexController* extends Zend_Controller_Action
*public function editAction()*
//_________________________________________________________Billy
echo "Billy";
$billy = $albums->getAlbum($id);
Zend_Debug::dump($billy);
echo "I ain't afraid of no man: " . *$billy[category_id]*;
exit();
//_________________________________________________________Billy
