Re: HTML_QuickForm_Controller + URL parameters

Yes, I know that the forms can create a new action attribute and this implementation does work with just QuickForm, but with QuickForm_Controller (at least in the examples) it appears that you don't instantiate a new Form directly. I have not tried the other solutions yet ....I'll let you know the results ASAP. Thanks to you and Alexey for your help. "Helgi" <helgi@trance.is> wrote in message news:20031216112424.54389.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > Hmm when I looked better in the docs then I found what does the trick :) > $form = new HTML_QuickForm('fooo', 'post', '?page=1'); > > for more info for people that needed the same: > http://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.html.html-quickform.html-quickform.html-quickform.php > > Helgi wrote: > > > Well in my opinion it would be best if there was a something like > > $form->addElement('action', '?page=1',); for those people that need > > to > > have url parameters ... Or people like me that use my own redirect > > function ;P > > > > At least this would be a nice feature :) > > > > Alexey Borzov wrote: > > > >> Hi! > >> > >> Aaron wrote: > >> > >>> I can get the QuickForm_Controller to work except for when I have a page > >>> that receives parameters (related to page navigation) via the url. > >>> > >>> For example I have a plain page that loads at index.php without the > >>> form, > >>> but index.php?page=1 loads a page with the form. Therefore when I > >>> submit > >>> the form it takes me back to index.php, instead of index.php?page=1. > >>> I've > >>> noticed that the QuickForm_Controller does not let you load a custom > >>> action > >>> for the form's attributes, so I can't load the action in the form > >>> directly > >>> as I could with QuickForm. Is there a solution, or am I just doing > >>> something completely wrong? > >> > >> > >> > >> Have you tried adding the hidden 'page' field with value 1 to the form?