No, I mean that when it comes back from the form it is NULL.
On 2008/02/29 at 03:09, in message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Joerg Heinicke
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Derek Hohls DHohls at csir.co.za writes:
I'd like to be able to set the initial, default value of a form to be an
empty
string; at the moment, if the user does not fill in a value, then it gets
treated as a NULL value when passed to the database.
I have tried:
fd:initial-value/fd:initial-value
and
fd:initial-value /fd:initial-value
but am still getting a NULL result.
You mean it's correct in the form, you don't see null on the screen, but in the
database it is NULL? Then I guess you have to fix your binding.
Joerg
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