allow text-based inputs to handle "multiple"#747
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rcarey wants to merge 1 commit intojoomla:masterfrom
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allow text-based inputs to handle "multiple"#747rcarey wants to merge 1 commit intojoomla:masterfrom
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Code that prevents '[]' from being added to the input field's name if the field's type expects data to be saved as a string rather than as an array.
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Thank you, Randy! Tracker item reference: |
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This is fixed in JoomlaCode. Thanks for coding this, Randy! :) Closing. |
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Several types of input fields have not been handling the "multiple" attribute. This attribute causes the fields to store their values as an array instead of as a string. But this fields expect a string when they attempt to load a value from the database. As a result, the field displays no value. The "multiple" attribute is needed at least for textarea and email so that validation can anticipate multiple values. This solution stops the addition of '[]' to the input field's name if it belongs to one of these text-based field types.