Question

So this is my form :

$active = array(0 => t('Poster'), 1 => t('Postcard'), 2=>t('Post it'));

$form['radioimage']['active'] = array(
'#type' => 'radios',
'#default_value' => isset($node->active) ? $node->active : 1,
'#options' => $active,
);    

I want to know which radio button was selected. I am trying to access the data but I don't know what its called I can't even use devel for some reason.

I tried below but they all failed

$form_state['values']['radioimage']['active'][0]
$form_state['values']['radioimage']['active']
Était-ce utile?

La solution

Drupal flattens the values in the $form_state array by default so

$form['radioimage']['active']

will actually come out in

$form_state['values']['active']

If you want to explicitly keep your naming hierarchy then you should set the #tree key on the parent element:

$form['radioimage'] = array(
  '#type' => 'container',
  '#tree' => TRUE
);

In that case the value will be in

$form_state['values']['radioimage']['active']
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