That default value is set by the model, through the controller, when
the view is rendered.
At what level do you need to *get* the value? (Because, as 7stud
pointed out, it's already known to the system.) If you need to get the
value in a JavaScript within the page, you can either use rjs to set
the variable value, or you can use regular JS to read the current
value out of the form element.
val = $F('your_element_id'); //prototype JS
Walter
On Aug 25, 2011, at 9:48 AM, Leonel *.* wrote:
It's a form. Has a drop-down menu, created by a collection_select.
Since
it's an edit page, then the value is ALREADY SELECTED by the time you
get to that edit page.
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