Re: QuickForm basics

<keith@setuplinux.com> wrote : > Hi all, > > I'm using quickforms wich is pretty slick I must say but I had a couple > newbie questions with it. > > Basically I have my initall quickform page, and I want to submit to a > second quickform page. Here is the questions I have > > 1) how can I have the form do is checks then submit to the next page > after error checking? Right now I can only seem to get it to do one or > the other. > > new HTML_QuickForm('frmTest','get'); > $buttons[] = &HTML_QuickForm::createElement('submit', 'client.php', > 'Submit'); > > Above is what i"m using now from one of the examples included with > QuickForms. I want the form to submit to client.php after it checks the > "addRule" stuff. > > 2) When I do get the form to submit to the next quickform page, I need > to do a db query based on the results from the first page and populate > the form with the db values. But I get a results type section, I don't > get forms that are editable. Not sure what I need to do to make sure > this page is always editable. You can give the HTML_QuickForm_Controller a try. You can also try to add a hidden field in your form and check if its value is set just before calling $form->validate() (in the same conditional if). Bertrand Mansion Mamasam