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(none) when content is '0'
11 October 2009 at 9:51am Last edited: 11 October 2009 9:52am
Using version 2.3.3
When the value of a ReadonlyField is set to '0', it shows up as '(none)' in the form.
This is because in FormField.php, the Field function starts like this:
function Field() {
if($this->value) ...
I changed it to
if(isset($this->value))
to get it to work.This seems systemic in *Field.php; I saw it everywhere '(none)' was being generated.
Is this a bug or the desired behavior?[I've just been using SilverStripe/Sapphire for a month now, and I love it! Even the unusual things I've tried that were painful to get working in Drupal fit right in to your system. Thanks so very much! I hope I will have modules to contribute back.]
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Re: (none) when content is '0'
13 October 2009 at 1:14pm
This seems like an unexpected bug, the use of forcing PHP_NOTICE's makes us SS dev's very aware of the isset() function. You will likely want to seach/log it in Trac http://open.silverstripe.org
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Re: (none) when content is '0'
14 October 2009 at 7:22am
Thanks for the link. I've logged it in Trac.
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