Re: [Formsess-devel] smarty_function_fs_input_checkbox and array name

[David <da...@df...>]

Can you test this with a recent version (svn)? A lot of work has been done in
this area. (and iirc this should work now)

- david

On Sun, 23 May 2004 13:56:21 +0200
"Raoul Pierre" <pie...@wa...> wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I'm testing the Formsess from Formsess-Trunck.tgz (23-01-04).
> 
> When I try the input tag with type checkbox, and I use array as name,
> the values given in assign instruction are not used to generate
> checked attributs. Example :
> 
> $_fs->assign('cb1', array(1,2), true);
> $_fs->assign('cb2', array('one'=>1,'tree'=>3), true);
> 
>  with
> 
> <fs:input type="checkbox" name="cb1[]" value="1" />
> <fs:input type="checkbox" name="cb2[tree]" value="3" />
> 
> and no checked tag...
> 
> When I look at smarty_function_fs_input_checkbox, there is:
> 
>     if (isset($params['cb_offset'])) {
>       // cb_offset: the getname is the name without the offset within
>       the
> brackets at the end
>       //we don't need that atm, because getValue needs the []
>       //$getname = substr($name, 0, (strlen($name) - 2 -
> strlen($params['cb_offset'])));
>       $cb_offset = $params['cb_offset'];
>       unset($params['cb_offset']);
>     }
> 
>     //not need atm, see above
>     //if (!isset($getname)) {
>     //  $getname = $name;
>     //
> 
>     //must be changed later, to use $getname instead of name
>     $item_value = $fs->getValue($name);
> 
> so...
> 
> But I don't understand why it's not possible to do it now. With:
> 
>     if (isset($params['cb_offset'])) {
>       // cb_offset: the getname is the name without the offset within
>       the
> brackets at the end
>       //we don't need that atm, because getValue needs the []
> // !? getValue doesn't work with "[...]"
>       $cb_offset = $params['cb_offset'];
>       $getname = substr($name, 0, (strlen($name) - 2 -
>       strlen($cb_offset))); unset($params['cb_offset']);
>     }
>     else{
>       $getname = $name;
>     }
>     $item_value = $fs->getValue($getname);
> 
> 
> it seems OK.
> 
> 
>  Regards
> 
>  Pierre
> 
> 
> 
> 
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