[development] Question regarding the edit array
Rob Thorne
rob at torenware.com
Mon Apr 9 23:48:16 UTC 2007
Richard,
AFAIK, even in Drupal 4.7, what you're proposing would not have worked
correctly. In 4.7, a new Forms API was introduced, which does pretty
much all the access to $_REQUEST for you in a safer way.
Your best start is to go to api.drupal.org and read the 5.1 specific
page on Forms, including the tutorial on Forms API. It's more than I
can explain in this post, and the docs are pretty useful.
Cheers,
Rob
Rob Thorne
Torenware Networks
Richard Morse wrote:
> Hi! In Drupal 4.7.x, form items were placed into an 'edit' array, so
> that if you wanted to get at items, you could do
> $_REQUEST['edit']['field_name']. In 5.x this has changed. Was there
> discussion about this somewhere? I can't find anything in the mailing
> list archives, or in the forums. (This might be because searches
> about 'edit', 'array', and '$_REQUEST' are pretty much worthless...).
>
> I ask because it seems like it could be a problem -- suppose your form
> redefines 'q', (or 'sort', or 'order', or 'destination') for its own
> purposes; if I'm using GET queries, this could become a huge issue...
>
> Thanks,
> Ricky
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