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wwday3
Joined: 11 Apr 2011
Posts: 2
Posted: 2011-04-11 06:07
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Runner ID is the field.
Originally, I thought making the field hidden and just defaulting the value would work. It did not.
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$opts['fdd']['RunnerID'] = array(
'options' => 'H',
'default' => $user,
);
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I noted that in the generated form RunnerID was not found, even as a hidden input field. I figured that was the issue. So, I then tried
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$opts['cgi']['persist'] = array('RunnerID' => $user);
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Which added RunnerID to the form as a hidden field. However, when Add was clicked, the value was not populated in the table. So, I added
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$opts['cgi']['overwrite']['RunnerID'] = $user;
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Same result. The hidden form field RunnerID is populated, but for whatever reason it is not added to the SQL insert operation (I haven't even messed with change/update yet).
After reading similar posts on the forum I also tried
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$opts['fdd']['RunnerID'] = array(
'options' => 'R',
'default' => $user,
);
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still with no positive results.
I really don't think it should be necessary to use an include file, especially for each separate operation for each database file.
Is there a way to do this that works? Do I have some sort of CGI restrictions I should look at?
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wwday3
Joined: 11 Apr 2011
Posts: 2
Posted: 2011-04-11 07:29
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Ha! I finally got it to work. I used the following:
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$opts['fdd']['RunnerID'] = array(
'options' => 'HAP',
'default' => $user
);
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It was the HAP that made it work (without sqlw - which didn't work on its own, or the cgi-overwrite, which also didn't work on its own)
So, now I'm HAPpy :)
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