Hello, support@.
I have a form in a Drupal 6 site where I want to have a random value in it. That random value should be really-random between different users. However, it should be the same value for displaying the form, processing the form, and submitting the form. However, the form's constructor function gets called multiple times throughout the lifetime of a form. Currently I am doing the following:
$new_password = user_password(); $form['admin_account']['account']['pass'] = array( '#type' => 'value', '#value' => $new_password, ); $form['admin_account']['info'] = array( '#type' => 'item', '#title' => $t('Your new administrator password is'), '#value' => $new_password, '#description' => $t('Remember to write this down!'), );
(Yes, this is in an install profile's form alter.) That's great, but when the constructor and alters are called on submit, it will get a new password from user_password() that is not the same as the one the user was just given a moment ago. It should still validate, I think, but what's saved won't be what the user was just given as a password.
Does anyone know how to make the above work as intended?
--Larry Garfield
On Mon, 21 Apr 2008 11:38:21 -0500 Larry Garfield larry@garfieldtech.com wrote:
Does anyone know how to make the above work as intended?
Save it in a session would clash too much with your aesthetic values? Mine... maybe I agree I'd prefer something more FAPI halal...
Larry Garfield wrote:
Hello, support@.
I have a form in a Drupal 6 site where I want to have a random value in it. That random value should be really-random between different users. However, it should be the same value for displaying the form, processing the form, and submitting the form. However, the form's constructor function gets called multiple times throughout the lifetime of a form. Currently I am doing the following:
$new_password = user_password(); $form['admin_account']['account']['pass'] = array( '#type' => 'value', '#value' => $new_password, ); $form['admin_account']['info'] = array( '#type' => 'item', '#title' => $t('Your new administrator password is'), '#value' => $new_password, '#description' => $t('Remember to write this down!'), );
(Yes, this is in an install profile's form alter.) That's great, but when the constructor and alters are called on submit, it will get a new password from user_password() that is not the same as the one the user was just given a moment ago. It should still validate, I think, but what's saved won't be what the user was just given as a password.
Does anyone know how to make the above work as intended?
--Larry Garfield
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