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Explore Stack Internal I think you must use the isValid() before accessing the values of a submitted form, because it's right there that the values are checked and valorized
public function submitformAction() {
public function submitformAction() { $form = new Form_MyForm(); $request = $this->getRequest(); if ( $request->isPost() ) { if ($form->isValid( $request->getPost() )) { $values = $form->getValues(); print_r($values);die(); } } else { echo 'Invalid Form'; } } }
I think you must use the isValid() before accessing the values of a submitted form, because it's right there that the values are checked and valorized
public function submitformAction() {
$form = new Form_MyForm(); $request = $this->getRequest(); if ( $request->isPost() ) { if ($form->isValid( $request->getPost() )) { $values = $form->getValues(); print_r($values);die(); } } else { echo 'Invalid Form'; } }
I think you must use the isValid() before accessing the values of a submitted form, because it's right there that the values are checked and valorized
public function submitformAction() { $form = new Form_MyForm(); $request = $this->getRequest(); if ( $request->isPost() ) { if ($form->isValid( $request->getPost() )) { $values = $form->getValues(); print_r($values);die(); } } else { echo 'Invalid Form'; } } I think you must use the isValid() before accessing the values of a submitted form, because it's right there that the values are checked and valorized
public function submitformAction() {
$form = new Form_MyForm(); $request = $this->getRequest(); if ( $request->isPost() ) { if ($form->isValid($_POST $request->getPost() )) { $values = $form->getValues(); print_r($values);die(); } } else { echo 'Invalid Form'; } }
I think you must use the isValid() before accessing the values of a submitted form, because it's right there that the values are checked and valorized
public function submitformAction() {
$form = new Form_MyForm(); $request = $this->getRequest(); if ( $request->isPost() ) { if ($form->isValid($_POST)) { $values = $form->getValues(); print_r($values);die(); } } else { echo 'Invalid Form'; } }
I think you must use the isValid() before accessing the values of a submitted form, because it's right there that the values are checked and valorized
public function submitformAction() {
$form = new Form_MyForm(); $request = $this->getRequest(); if ( $request->isPost() ) { if ($form->isValid( $request->getPost() )) { $values = $form->getValues(); print_r($values);die(); } } else { echo 'Invalid Form'; } }
You dont have to do a new Form_MyForm(); but ratherI think you must use the getFormisValid() methodbefore accessing the values of a submitted form, because it's right there that the values are checked and valorized
public function submitformAction() {
//Inside$form your= submitformActionnew Form_MyForm(); $form$request = $this->getForm>getRequest(); if ( $request->isPost() ) { if ($form->isValid($_POST)) { //form is valid and valorized $values = $form->getValues(); print_r($values);die(); } } else { echo 'Invalid Form'; } }
You dont have to do a new Form_MyForm(); but rather use the getForm() method
//Inside your submitformAction $form = $this->getForm(); if ($form->isValid($_POST)) { //form is valid and valorized } I think you must use the isValid() before accessing the values of a submitted form, because it's right there that the values are checked and valorized
public function submitformAction() {
$form = new Form_MyForm(); $request = $this->getRequest(); if ( $request->isPost() ) { if ($form->isValid($_POST)) { $values = $form->getValues(); print_r($values);die(); } } else { echo 'Invalid Form'; } }