Re: QuickForm - problem with addElement('header')

Thanks that worked. ex) $defaultValues['task_id'] = $data[0]['task_id']; $defaultValues['title'] = $data[0]['title']; $form->addElement('text', 'task_id'); $form->addElement('text', 'title'); $form->freeze(array('task_id','title')); Graham Clarke <grahamc@53tech.com> wrote: > Cody - the 'header' type is not an HTML form element -- just text > displayed on your page. Try 'text' instead. Try $form->freeze() to > see the values only -- no input boxes. > > Have a look at the supported element types in > [your_path_to_pear]/pear/HTML/QuickForm.php > > hth > > Graham > > At 08:18 AM 7/10/2003 -0500, Cody Green wrote: >> I am having a problem with my form. I am querying a database and >> storing the values into an array $data. I then set up a form to use >> the $data array for some of its values. The actual parts of the >> form retain there values when the form is submitted and starts to go >> though validation but the headers don't remember their values. >> I don't have any validation happening right now, I'm just sending >> the form back to the page to see the values stored in the $_POST >> variable. Any help would be greatly appreciated. >> Thanks, >> Cody >> Here is a sample of my code. >> >> $form->addElement('header', 'submitted_by', >> $data[0]['submitted_by']); $form->addElement('header', >> 'entered_by', $data[0]['entered_by']); >> $form->addElement('header', >> 'date_entered', $data[0]['date_entered']); >> $form->addElement('header', 'problem', >> nl2br($data[0]['problem'])); >> $form->addElement('select','status','Status:', >> array('open'=>'Open', >> 'wait_csg'=>'Waiting on CSG', >> 'wait_user'=>'Waiting on >> >> User','hold'=>'Hold','canceled'=>'Canceled','closed'=>'Closed')); >> $form->addElement('select','priority','Priority:', >> array('normal'=>'Normal', 'high'=>'High', >> 'low'=>'Low')); >> $form->addElement('textarea', >> 'comment','Comment:','rows="6" >> cols="30"'); $form->addElement('text', 'time_spent', >> 'Time >> Spent:','size="2"'); $form->addElement('reset', >> 'reset', 'Reset'); >> $form->addElement('submit', 'submit', 'Update Task'); >> >> // Validation rules >> >> >> // Validate form >> if ($form->validate()) { >> >> >> } >> >> >> >> >> -- >> PEAR General Mailing List (http://pear.php.net/) >> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > > > Graham Clarke > GrahamC@53Tech.com > www.53Tech.com > 603.643.9955