Hi Klemens,
It's a little buried, but when you get to it it's pretty easy.
The relevant code is in sfForm::getFormFieldSchema(). In this method,
the form field schema is created, which is, in fact, a list of form
widgets bound to specific values. Here is an excerpt of
lib/form/sfForm.class.php, line 1019:
public function getFormFieldSchema()
{
if (is_null($this->formFieldSchema))
{
$values = $this->isBound
? $this->taintedValues
: array_merge($this->widgetSchema->getDefaults(), $this->defaults);
$this->formFieldSchema = new sfFormFieldSchema(
$this->widgetSchema, null, null, $values, $this->errorSchema);
}
return $this->formFieldSchema;
}
As you can see, the tainted values are used in the form field schema
if the form is already bound. Otherwise the default values are
displayed.
Hope it helps
Bernhard
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