thank you very much it worked!
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defaults value must be passed when the form is instanciate. so don't do any
think at the view layer...
$default = $this->getUser()->getAttribute('values');
$form = new myForm($default);
if you work with a doctrine form
$default = $this->getUser()->getAttribute('values');
$object = new Object;
$ob
Sorry, haven't yet used the form widget framework..still stuck on good old
strategies!
On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 8:39 PM, fRAnKEnSTEin wrote:
> hi,
>
> The problem is that i am using a form, so instead of cretaing a
> "select_tag" in the template, i use for example something like this in
> my form
hi,
The problem is that i am using a form, so instead of cretaing a
"select_tag" in the template, i use for example something like this
in
my form class:
...
new sfWidgetFormSelect(array( 'choices' => $this-
>getGroupChoices() ))
...
in the form class a tryed to retrieve my session variables using
hi,
The problem is that i am using a form, so instead of cretaing a
"select_tag" in the template, i use for example something like this in
my form class:
...
new sfWidgetFormSelect(array( 'choices' => $this->getGroupChoices() ))
...
in the form class a tryed to retrieve my session variables using
