Re: HTML_Quick FORM populating default data
| From: | Atif Khan | Date: | Sat, 18 Mar 2006 00:19:00 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: HTML_Quick FORM populating default data | ||
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Thats what I did.
Thanks again for your help.
I do have another question regarding html_quick form
I will post it later.
Thanks
Atif K
Justin Patrin wrote:
On 3/17/06, Atif Khan <wequar98@gmail.com> wrote:-- Justin PatrinYes, I am using PHP5. Is there an example for cloning ? I am not familiar with the correct syntax. $ClientForm_obj->addGroup(array(clone $areaCode, $phoneNo1, $phoneNo2), 'w_phone', 'Work Phone:', ' - ');Yes, but clone all 3. $ClientForm_obj->addGroup(array(clone $areaCode, clone $phoneNo1, clone $phoneNo2), 'w_phone', 'Work Phone:', ' - ');Thanks again Atif K Justin Patrin wrote:You're using PHP5 aren't you? In PHP5 Objects are passed by referenced by default. This means that you're adding the *same* object instance to 2 different groups and that when the areacode is set in one, it's set in the other. Use clone() in your addGroup calls around the elements. -- Justin PatrinOn 3/17/06, Atif Khan <wequar98@gmail.com> wrote:Notice the default I set only for w_phone[areacode], but it populates it on h_phone also.Here is the HTML source. I cleaned up all the array options so its easier to read.