>adam,
I know it's array and if you see my first post I had set array
already.
>Miles J
Thanks, Miles J
OK, I try to use $form->input()
Probably if i use $form->input() then if there is error the info user
enter is still there?
except the one invalid value??
I've been using $form->text style and
$form->input() should always be used to build your forms. If you use
input(), the $data from your controller will automatically populate
these form fields if not empty. If you use radio() or something else,
it will not. So just use input() and pass the type option.
And to answer your problem, jus
Don't use his code exactly. $radio_btn is an array of the options for
the. Unless you make the array, leave that part out
Adam
On Jul 31, 1:53 pm, leafchild wrote:
> Thank you, Miles for your comment.
>
> sometimes I'm confused which one I should use.
> I thought I should use form
Thank you, Miles for your comment.
sometimes I'm confused which one I should use.
I thought I should use form helper instead of html helper.
Also your example is mixed with 'checkbox', I want to use radio botton
not checkbox.
I tried your code just in case but I got an error.
thanks,
Do not use $form->radio(), you should be using $form->input().
$form->input('Test.test', array('type' => 'checkbox', 'options' =>
$radio_btn, 'value' => 1));
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If I use form helper to create radio button, how can I set "CHECKED"?
For example, if I do like this, where I can set "CHECKED" if I want
to?
$radio_btn = array("1"=>"Yes", "0"=>"No");
echo $form->radio("Test.test", $radio_btn );
