-- drj201 <drj...@gmail.com> wrote (on Monday, 02 February 2009, 02:05 PM -0800): > I have a Zend_Form object which uses the GET method of submission. Creating > a new instance of my zend form and displaying it in the view works fine. By > default, on submission of the form the browser is directed to the set action > in my Zend_Form and the GET params are set to include those elements from my > form such as: > > http://www.example.com/search?index=news&submit=submit > > Question 1) Can I specify which GET params to pass to my form action? For > example the "submit=submit" is not needed and is included by default because > of the 'submit' element specified in my Zend_Form.
No -- HTML forms submit all elements in the form (with the exception of unchecked checkboxes, for some reason). > Question 2) I wish to specify an array in my GET params such as: > > http://www.example.com/search?index[]=news&index[]=articles&submit=submit > > As mentioned in question 1 by default the GET params sent correspond to the > elements in the Zend_Form object so as there is a text element with the > id/name of 'index' and the value of 'news' the GET param is set as > "index=news". If I change the name/id of the 'index' text element to > 'index[]' the GET param still reads as 'index' ignoring the array. Am I > doing something wrong or can this not be done using Zend_Form? I have tried > to pass an array to the setValue but it only accepts a string. Set the isArray property of the element: $element->isArray(true); -- Matthew Weier O'Phinney Software Architect | matt...@zend.com Zend Framework | http://framework.zend.com/
