RE: [Phplib-users] oohforms - Any one use multiple with type=text successfully?

[Taylor, S. <Ste...@uk...>]

$init_textbox=array("one","two","three");

// only do this once
$f->add_element($f->add_element(array("type"=>"text",
                   "name"=>"textbox",
                   "value"=>$init_textbox,
                   "multiple"=>1));

$f->start();
$f->show_element("textbox");
$f->show_element("textbox");
$f->show_element("textbox");
$f->finish();

or if you want to retain previously posted values after form submission,
(i.e $textbox = array("one", "two", "three").  You can call
$f->load_defaults();



Regards,

-Stewart.


-----Original Message-----
From: Rob [mailto:rm...@le...]
Sent: 01 May 2003 17:13
To: php...@li...
Subject: [Phplib-users] oohforms - Any one use multiple with type=text
successfully?


Hi,

I still haven't figured out how to make this work.  I've traced through the
code and I think there's an "ob" array member that never gets set.  I'm
thinking it needs to be set for this to work.

If anyone can show me an example of text & multiple in the same page that
set and then display values, that might help me uncover the problem of how
it is supposed to work.

-Thanks, Rob

Previous example:

Test code:

<?php
error_reporting  (E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE);
require("oohforms.inc");
$f = new form;
$f->add_element(array("type"=>"text",
                   "name"=>"textbox",
                   "value"=>"first 1111",
                   "multiple"=>1));
$f->add_element(array("type"=>"text",
                   "name"=>"textbox",
                   "value"=>"second 2222",
                   "multiple"=>1));
$f->start();
$f->show_element("textbox");
$f->show_element("textbox");
$f->finish();
?>


HTML output (is):

<form name=''  method='POST' action='/p/testmulti.php' target='_self'>
<input name='textbox[]' value="second 2222" type='text'>
<input name='textbox[]' value="second 2222" type='text'>
</form>

HTML output (should be):

<form name=''  method='POST' action='/p/testmulti.php' target='_self'>
<input name='textbox[]' value="first 1111" type='text'>
<input name='textbox[]' value="second 2222" type='text'>
</form>





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