>adam,
I know it's array and if you see my first post I had set array
already.
>Miles J
Thanks, Miles J
OK, I try to use $form->input()
Probably if i use $form->input() then if there is error the info user
enter is still there?
except the one invalid value??
I've been using $form->text style and if there is an error all the
info I entered gone :(
I was wandering how should I fix this issue.
thanks,
Leaf child
On Aug 1, 1:23 pm, Miles J <mileswjohn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> $form->input() should always be used to build your forms. If you use
> input(), the $data from your controller will automatically populate
> these form fields if not empty. If you use radio() or something else,
> it will not. So just use input() and pass the type option.
>
> And to answer your problem, just change the type to radio?
>
> $form->input('Test.test', array('type' => 'radio', 'options' =>
> $radio_btn, 'value' => 1, 'multiple' => true));
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