RE: [PEAR] FormBuilder and ajax integration?

I believe I am doing that, and still nothing. I've build everything so it goes in this order... Xajax sends the form data looking like... (based off of the liveuser package names) $temp = array([handle] => username, [authuserid] => 35); Which I then do as you suggested with $_POST = $_GET = $temp; Then I run another function that creates the do, fb stuff... $do = DB_DataObject::factory($tablename); $builder = DB_DataObject_FormBuilder::create($do); $form =& $builder->getForm(); if($form->validate()) { 'good things happen here' } else { 'bad things happen' } Always get the bad things. Am I missing something? I tested it to make sure the $_POST and $_GET were showing up in the other function... Thanks. -----Original Message----- From: Justin Patrin [mailto:papercrane@gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 1:05 PM To: Wright Zane A A1C 30 IS/DOMM Cc: pear-general@lists.php.net Subject: Re: [PEAR] FormBuilder and ajax integration? On 5/4/06, Wright Zane A A1C 30 IS/DOMM <Zane.Wright@langley.af.mil> wrote: > Hello all, > > > > I have been working with integrating parts of formbuilder with xajax and > so far it has been going quite well. I have record navigation options > that seem to be working, timestamp buttons (based on server times) and > other fun things like that. But I'm now trying to take it a step > further... > :-) sounds cool. > > > I have built a new form-generator front-end that spits out a completed > table (to have ajax build wherever I want) based on all the regular > formbuilder options and such, pretty much you just put in the table for > a blank form and a record id to populate the form with that records > information. Now the problem is I want to save that information to the > database again, using the formbuilder's built-in validating if at all > possible... is there any way of using something like an array (which I > can get from xajax) of values and then submitting them to be validated? > I couldn't seem to find any documentation on this and I've been looking > for about 3 hours now. If anybody has any ideas I'd greatly appreciate > it. Thanks! > Well...if you want things to be validated "by FB" then you have to let it build a QF. QF does the validation, not FB. To make that work all you'd do it set your submitted values in $_POST and let QF read them (this needs to be before the QF is created). Then you create and process as normal with FB. -- Justin Patrin