Honeypot about formr

[timgavin]

honeypot() is a function you can place in your forms where you like. Use that when building your forms manually.

$this->honeypot is a "global" variable that's set when instantiating Formr. Use that when having Formr build forms for you.

$form = new Formr;
$this->honeypot = 'myValue';

[ruifcastro]

Yes I know. But the function one places the html value="" and the global variable doesn't have a value=""

I think this one should be like this:

# add the honeypot
        if($this->honeypot) {
            $return .= '<input type="text" name="' . $this->honeypot . '" value="" style="display:none">';
        }

Shouldn't both have the same html output?

[timgavin]

Ok, I understand what you're saying. I don't believe the value attribute is actually necessary for the element, but I've added it anyway and will put it in the next update. Thanks.