prefilling_form_elements.php at Form Builder

<?
/*Include Form Class*/
include("../class.form.php");
session_start();

if(!isset($cmd))
	$cmd = "";

if($cmd == "submit")
{
	/*Handles Form Post*/
	echo("<pre>");
	print_r($_POST);
	echo("</pre>");
	exit();
}

if($cmd == "")
{
	?>
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			<h2 style="text-align: center; margin: 0; padding: 0;">Form Builder Class - Examples</h2>
			<h5 style="text-align: center; margin: 0; padding: 0;"><span style="padding-right: 10px;">Author: Andrew Porterfield</span><span style="padding-right: 10px;">Released: April 24, 2009</span><span>Version: 0.4.0<span></h5>
			<a href="../index.html">Back to Project Home Page</a>
			<p><b>Pre-filling Form Elements</b> - Each function for adding elements provides a parameter that will set the field's value; however, there is a convenient function built into this form class that will pre-fill all your fields at once.  Simply pass a hash array to the setReferenceValues where your keys are the field names.
			This method can be useful if you're pulling records from a database table, or doing error checking and want to pre-fill your fields from the $_GET sting.
			</p>
			<?

			/*This simulates results returned from a db function or from the $_GET string. Notice that the array's keys match the form names.*/
			$ref = array(
				"field0" => "Value 0",	
				"field1" => "option1",	
				/*Pass an array of values to a checkbox if you want more than one checked.*/
				"field2" => array("option1", "option2"),	
				"field3" => date("F j, Y")
			);

			$form = new form();
			$form->setAttributes(array(
				"jqueryPath" => "../jquery",
				"returnUrl" => "prefilling_form_elements.php?cmd=",
				"tableAttributes" => array("width" => "300")
			));

			/*Set Reference Values*/
			$form->setReferenceValues($ref);

			/*Add Fields*/
			$form->addHidden("cmd", "submit");
			$form->addTextbox("Textbox:", "field0");
			$form->addSelectbox("Selectbox:", "field1", "", array("" => "--Select an Option--", "option1" => "Option 1", "option2" => "Option 2"));
			$form->addCheckbox("Checkbox:", "field2", "", array("option1" => "Option 1", "option2" => "Option 2"));
			$form->addDate("Date:", "field3");
			$form->addButton();
			$form->render();
			?>
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	<?
}
?>