On Feb 19, 2011, at 9:21 AM, Andrew Berry wrote:
> On 2011-02-19, at 10:00 AM, Jeff Hartman wrote:
>
>> Getting ahah to work in general is not the problem. I have it working on one
>> form as I mentioned. The problem form has the values within a fieldset and
>> the fields with updated data are generating new fields instead of replacing
>> the existing values. It may not be the fieldset that is the problem, but I'm
>> supposing it is because that's the main difference between the forms.
>
> Are you missing '#tree' on the fieldset element? Or, consider putting it at
> the top level of your form.
>
> --Andrew
Yes, this is on the right track. My original form does have #tree included. I
have to redefine all the fieldsets *within* the ahah function and that seems to
get closer. The names of the fields are still slightly different.
Field name before ahah:
<input name="details[guests][1][address][state]" ...
Field name after ahah:
<input name="guests[1][address][state]" ...
It's like I'm missing 1 level of depth in the form. Details is not in the $form
array as I'm creating the form so I assume that is added when Drupal creates
the form. I am not sure how I generate that extra level. It doesn't work if
create an empty $form = array('#tree' => true); or $form['details'] =
array('#type' => fieldset, '#tree' => true), in the ahah function.
Ideas?
