Hi,
> While the plugin approach works for many field types, it doesn't work
> for others, like this Date element:
> retain_default: 1
That's because the Date element doesn't have a default() set.
The plugin would need to be changed to support elements that have a
retain_default() method.
I'm still really interested in having a more substantial capability to
propagate default values into the params hash (or another hash) so
it's in sync with internal form representation.
While the plugin approach works for many field types, it doesn't work
for others, like this Date element:
Thanks Carl,
That works. When the plugin is active on a field, its default
propagates into $form->params
It seems to me that I'm not the only one who would want to have a
ready way to read the computed state of a form's fields' values as a
hash when working with forms that have defaults. Basica
On 9 October 2010 17:16, Wicked bits wrote:
> Sorry for the mangled post, here it is plainly:
>
> When FormFu processes a query that contains only some of the defined
> fields, how can the fields that don't appear in the query have their
> default value(s) in $form->params?
I think this should w
Sorry for the mangled post, here it is plainly:
When FormFu processes a query that contains only some of the defined
fields, how can the fields that don't appear in the query have their
default value(s) in $form->params?
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use HTML::FormFu;
use Data::Dumper;
my $form
