Hey Aadaam,
I tried doing this:
$this-setDefault('startdate', date('Y-m-d'));
and it works for me.
Can you try it and see?
Thanks,
Susan
On Sun, Feb 28, 2010 at 7:16 PM, Aadaam aad...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I now this is a silly question, but I simply can't set a date widget
to a default value, nor I am able to understand how it is supposed to
work.
What I tried:
class SomeForm extends DoctrineForm {
public function configure(){
$this-widgetSchema['startdate'] = new sfWidgetFormDate(
array(
'format' = '%year% - %month% - %day%',
'default' = array(
'year'= date('Y',$time),
'month' = date('m', $time),
'day' = date('j', $time)
),
));
$this-setDefault('startdate', array(
'year'= date('Y',$time),
'month' = date('m', $time),
'day' = date('j', $time)
)); // also tried with date('Y-m-j')
}
}
None of these works. I looked at the forums, looked at the sourcecode
of symfony 1.1,1.2 and 1.4.
I'm using 1.2 currently, but I couldn't find a clue on how does this
widget take default into account at all.
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