default_value

Everybody who once spent 5 minutes debugging drupal forms will spot the difference..

  1. $form['currency'] = array(
  2.  '#type' => 'textfield',
  3.  '#title' => t('currency'),
  4.  '#size' => 60,
  5.  '#maxlength' => 255,
  6.  '#default_value' => $dateset->currency,
  7.  '#description' =>t('currency')
  8. );

Looks an awfull lot like 

  1. $form['currency'] = array(
  2.  '#type' => 'textfield',
  3.  '#title' => t('currency'),
  4.  '#size' => 60,
  5.  '#maxlength' => 255,
  6.  '#value' => $dateset->currency,
  7.  '#description' =>t('currency')
  8. );

Only the second one isn't much use in a form :)

Submitted by Kris Buytaert on Sat, 12/15/2007 - 22:04
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Kris Buytaert's picture

#1 Kris Buytaert : Testing

Well.. if you think there is something wrong with your option list, you change it into a textfield.
And because you are lazy you obviously take the one closest to the one you are replacing to cut and past from.
So no I don't have a 60 digit currency field :)


12/16/2007 - 22:06
Dries's picture

#2 Dries : A currency field with 60

A currency field with 60 digits (and a max. value of 255 digits) -- so what exactly are you building? You must be onto something. ;)


12/16/2007 - 00:41