Thanks nhathoang.
Your solution of defining fields with different variable names &
reorganising the data in the controller is a fix to the problem. It's
not the cleanest solution but it works.
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> On Mar 9, 11:55 pm, jsmal
On Mar 9, 11:55 pm, jsmale wrote:
> Have I done something incorrectly?
It's probably because the form fields are named exactly the same for
both forms.
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They are all wrapped in their own form tags which are automagically
generated using the form helper.
The two main forms are created with this code:
create('User');?>
input('**field names**', array()); ?>
end('Next', array());?>
create('User', array('action'=>'login'));?>
input('**field names**'
Are they all wrapped in their own form tags? Try that first.
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So here's the scenario:
- 3 forms on 1 page
- All submit to different functions (login, add, etc)
- Errors messages display in all forms when one is submitted
Is it possible to restrict error messages being displayed for only the
form which has been submitted?
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