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Well, I don't use it everywhere. I only use it for text fields. So I made the following addition to fillInInputTag()(Note: i'm not very experienced with the best solutions to these problems, nor do I use regular expressions often):
$num_of_matches = preg_match("/([\w]+)(\W([\d]+)\W)/", $name, $name_match);
$name_arr = $name_match[1];
$name_index =$name_match[3];
if($num_of_matches == 0) {
if (!array_key_exists($name, $this->request))
return $tag;
return fillInFormHelper::replaceAttributeVal($tag, 'value', $this->request[$name]);
} else {
if (!array_key_exists($name_arr, $this->request))
return $tag;
return fillInFormHelper::replaceAttributeVal($tag, 'value', $this->request[$name_arr][$name_index]);
}
In my input names, I add a index number instead of just using name[]. I think this gives me better control, plus I can use the above method to fill in the text fields. Now, I just need to figure out how to do the same thing for the validateForm function....
Your scripts have made me life creating version 2 of our website 100X easier. Expansion will be much easier as new fields are added to the forms and database backend! Thanks and feel free to comment on what I did above...
Dave
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