> Yes, add a setter method for attaching the model to the form and then do
> this in the controller. The form will then have access to the model to
> retrieve any data it needs.
>
> You can also populate the element directly in your controller by retrieving
> it from the form and manipulating it e.
ok, sorry.
>1. I am going to manipulate the model from the form class itself (is
>this true?)
Yes.
>>a) Do I need to declare global variable in my form class plus getter,
>>setter methods so that Controller can set that variable through those
>>methods and I can use the data provided in that v
On Sun, Feb 1, 2009 at 12:37 AM, Daniel Latter wrote:
> a) Do I need to declare global variable in my form class plus getter,
> setter methods so that Controller can set that variable through those
> methods and I can use the data provided in that variable?
>
> yes.
so what is the use of populate
a) Do I need to declare global variable in my form class plus getter,
setter methods so that Controller can set that variable through those
methods and I can use the data provided in that variable?
yes.
Thank You
Daniel Latter
2009/1/31 Deepak Shrestha :
> On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 11:46 PM, ger
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 11:46 PM, gerardroche wrote:
>
> you keep moving the goal posts.
>
> put this in your form, to the letter:
>
> $location= New Zend_Form_Element_Select('location');
> $location->setLabel('*Location:');
> $location->setMultiOptions(array('location1' => 'location1', 'location2
you keep moving the goal posts.
put this in your form, to the letter:
$location= New Zend_Form_Element_Select('location');
$location->setLabel('*Location:');
$location->setMultiOptions(array('location1' => 'location1', 'location2' =>
'location2'));
And in your controller:
$data = array('loca
yes. If it's still throwing errors post the error message. Also what version
of ZF are you using?
Deepak Shrestha wrote:
>
>> no.
>>
>> Change "in my controller" to the following
>>
>> in my controller
>> ==
>> $data = array('location' => 'location1');
>> $form= $this->_getTe
The following is from an earlier post and this is what is throwing the
error, as you can see there is a reference to $this->data?
foreach($this->data as $loc)<< is $data passed from controller
directly accessed here?
{
$adlocation->addMultiOption($loc, $loc);
}
Thank You
Daniel Latter
what has $this->data got to do with it? There is no $data property in the
Zend_Form class.
Daniel Latter-2 wrote:
>
> I still don't see where $this->data is set? in the form class for you to
> use it?
>
> what do you think gerardroche?
>
> Thank You
> Daniel Latter
>
>
>
> 2009/1/31 ger
> no.
>
> Change "in my controller" to the following
>
> in my controller
> ==
> $data = array('location' => 'location1');
> $form= $this->_getTestForm();
> $form->populate($data);
> ...
>
> ==
>
> all i did was change the array
>
> from
>
> $data = array('l
I still don't see where $this->data is set? in the form class for you to use it?
what do you think gerardroche?
Thank You
Daniel Latter
2009/1/31 gerardroche :
>
> no.
>
> Change "in my controller" to the following
>
> in my controller
> ==
> $data = array('location' => 'locati
no.
Change "in my controller" to the following
in my controller
==
$data = array('location' => 'location1');
$form= $this->_getTestForm();
$form->populate($data);
...
==
all i did was change the array
from
$data = array('location1' => 'location1');
t
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 10:48 PM, Daniel Latter wrote:
> Are you sure your setting $this->data variable in the form class?, and
> if so var_dump it to see what it contains?
>
My sample trial code
in my controller
==
$data = array('location1' => 'location1');
$form= $this->_ge
Thank You
Daniel Latter
-- Forwarded message --
From: Daniel Latter
Date: 2009/1/31
Subject: Re: [fw-general] Populating Zend_Form_Element_Select from
database example
To: Deepak Shrestha
Are you sure your setting $this->data variable in the form class?, and
if so var_d
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 10:37 PM, gerardroche wrote:
>
> you would just do this
>
> try this first:
>
> $data = array(
>'location' => 'location1'
> );
> $form->populate($data);
>
>
> when the form is displayed it should show a select list of location options
> with location1 selected.
>
>
I t
you would just do this
try this first:
$data = array(
'location' => 'location1'
);
$form->populate($data);
when the form is displayed it should show a select list of location options
with location1 selected.
now try
$data = array(
'location' => 'location2'
);
$form->populate($dat
I'm not sure what it is that you want to know.
Deepak Shrestha wrote:
>
>> It looks like your doing it correct except for the array of data that
>> you're
>> using to populate the form. You're not actually populating the select
>> element with options, you only want the current Or selected opt
> It looks like your doing it correct except for the array of data that you're
> using to populate the form. You're not actually populating the select
> element with options, you only want the current Or selected option to be
> selected in the select list on display.
>
> So in your case it's probab
It looks like your doing it correct except for the array of data that you're
using to populate the form. You're not actually populating the select
element with options, you only want the current Or selected option to be
selected in the select list on display.
So in your case it's probably a locat
Deepak Shrestha wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am confused on how to populate the Select element from database. In
> the Select element I need to fill it with location data which is
> stored in database as single field table (each item is unique)
>
> location
> --
> location1
> location2
>
Hi,
I am confused on how to populate the Select element from database. In
the Select element I need to fill it with location data which is
stored in database as single field table (each item is unique)
location
--
location1
location2
location3
...
... etc.
--
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