Hi !
I have a big problem (for me
). I try to create a module with a form.
When I valid my form, I obtain this error (displayed in a javascript box) :
no record found for id 0
Does someone know how fix it and what is my error ?
Thanks
Sorry for my english. I'm french... My dictionary is near me, but it's only a dictionary !
I can’t resolve it.
Here is my html code :
<form name="module" method="POST">
<input type="hidden" name="opcode" value="add" />
<input type="hidden" name="id" value="" />
<label for="page_url">URL:<input type="text" name="page_url" value="" /></label>
<label for="type">Type:<select name="type"><option>Test</option></select></label>
<label for="item">Item:<input type="text" name="item" value="" /></label>
<input type="submit" name="add" onclick="postForm('add')" />
</form>
I really need help.
Thanks.
Sorry for my english. I'm french... My dictionary is near me, but it's only a dictionary !
I found the problem.
We can’t use a field named "id" in a form....
Sorry for my english. I'm french... My dictionary is near me, but it's only a dictionary !
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Good catach Guillaume... that’s any easy one to slip up on...
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This is a problem I’ve run into again and again, especially working with database tables where the primary key is called ’id’. Moving forward, we are going to refactor the MODx core to not use id= to identify a requested document id, but for now, you need to avoid using id as $_POST or $_GET variables.
Quote from: OpenGeek at May 19, 2006, 10:03 AM
This is a problem I’ve run into again and again, especially working with database tables where the primary key is called ’id’.
Exactelly. It is my problem...
Quote from: OpenGeek at May 19, 2006, 10:03 AM
Moving forward, we are going to refactor the MODx core to not use id= to identify a requested document id
I think this is a good idea or at the minus, the documentation should be updated to indicate this.
Quote from: OpenGeek at May 19, 2006, 10:03 AM
you need to avoid using id as $_POST or $_GET variables.
I renamed my variable...
Sorry for my english. I'm french... My dictionary is near me, but it's only a dictionary !
I added a bug with the tracker :
Error when using "id" for field name in a module. Thanks to vote
The problem comes from the name of the module id. If this id was id_module (for example), the error doesn’t occure.
It is really annoying when we work on the "id" property for a htlm tag.
Sorry for my english. I'm french... My dictionary is near me, but it's only a dictionary !
