[eluser]bretticus[/eluser]
[quote author="billmce" date="1269043040"]
The crux of the problem is that set_value expects that both of the values passed to it have some value.
On the second pass, after validation failure, there is no value in the variables because I only got the data once .. the first pass when I actually need it to populate the view.
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Actually, had you read my original post better, you would have noticed I answered that question.
Quote:...Make sure you initialize these variables so that they are empty arrays elements at least to avoid Undefined Variable notices (not errors.)
[quote author="billmce" date="1269043040"]
I'd suggest that set_values optional parameter behave differently ... but hey, it's now working.[/quote]
This isn't a set_values() issue. This is the normal behavior for PHP when you specify a variable that doesn't exist. AND, when you have php error handling set to show notices (which, again, are not actually errors.)
Again, glad you go it working.
