Re: [Phplib-users] PHP Notice: oohforms

[Frank B. <fb...@sy...>]

At 10:22 AM 1/8/05, Frank Bax wrote:

>At 07:38 AM 11/18/04, Frank Bax wrote:
>
>>At 11:38 AM 11/17/04, Jeremy Weathers wrote:
>>
>>>Quoth Frank Bax:
>>>
>>> > > > PHP Notice:  Undefined index:  Kill - line 21
>>> > >
>>> > >I can't find this in the oohforms files - this might be in your code.
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > Sorry, missed this sentence yesterday.  It's definitely inside
>>> > oohforms.inc - my form has several "submit" buttons - one each for
>>> > "Add", "Chg", "Del".  Whenever one of them is clicked, I get the
>>> > above error for each of the form elements where type="submit", except
>>> > the one that was clicked.
>>>
>>>
>>>So, in the case you originally reported, the name of the submit button that
>>>caused the error was "Kill"? I'll take a peak and see if I can find the
>>>problem.
>>
>>
>>Yes, that's the "name" of one of the submit buttons.
>
>
>Never mind.  I looked at my code a little closer as I cloned it for a new 
>form this week.  It seems I didn't know anything about classes at the time 
>of coding the original.  When I converted:
>
>   function FormOne( &$f, $oid ) {
>     $f->add_element(array(
>                         'type'          => 'hidden',
>                         'name'          => 'oid',
>                         'value'         => $oid,
>                         ) );
>   }
>     $f = FormOne(new form, $f, $oid);
>
>to:
>
>   class FormOne extends form {
>     function FormOne( $oid ) {
>       $this->add_element(array(
>                         'type'          => 'hidden',
>                         'name'          => 'oid',
>                         'value'         => $oid
>                         ) );
>     }
>   }
>   $f = new FormOne( $oid );
>
>The problems at line 21 of oohforms.inc disappeared.
>
>Frank


I hate when this happens. $f->validate() was missing in my new code.  When 
I put it back in, the notices came back.