Hi Michele Thanks for your reply.
I read following information from this thread http://lists.scsys.co.uk/pipermail/html-formfu/2008-August/001334.html > If you're using hand-rolled code to update the database - be aware > that the browser doesn't send anything back for unchecked checkboxes - > not even an empty value - so either your db-update code will need to > check the FormFu form object for checkboxes that haven't been > submitted, or you'll need to use 'default_empty_value'. > Carl This is why i *thought* default_empty_value should set it to "0" (the default value) if used. Regarding your reply I missunderstood the behavior - default_empty_value causes process() to add the key to the hash if the box isn't checked, but not to set a default value. Possible solutions are: 1. run through the result and set unset checkbox values to 0 2. use transformers (like you suggested) 3. add the suggested "default_if_unchecked" to formfu Bye, Juergen Am Freitag 31 Oktober 2008 08:44:27 schrieb Michele Beltrame: > Hi Juergen! > > > shows me that it is empty, not 0 as expected: > > > > 'ACTIVE' => '', > > I think this is the expected behaviour: the field is empty as opposed to > undefined. If you want it become 0 you could add a transformer to your > checkboxes. > > Or, maybe, default_empty_value could be extended and become something > like default_if_unchecked => 'val'. > > Hope this helps. > > Michele. _______________________________________________ HTML-FormFu mailing list HTML-FormFu@lists.scsys.co.uk http://lists.scsys.co.uk/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/html-formfu
