[SOLVED] My array omits the first value?

[dbillings]

When I execute my create_form in my Form class it omits the first value of my $list array. It should print a select box with the options 1,2,3. Thanks for any help you can give.

 

<?php
#Form Class 6/20/08
#Last Edit


class Form 
{
var $data;
var $input=array();


public function Form ($name, $id, $method, $action) 
{
	$this->data['name']= $name;
	$this->data['id']= $id;
	$this->data['method']= $method;
	$this->data['action']= $action;
}

public function add_Input($label, $name, $id, $type, $value) 
{
	$this->input[]= new Text($label, $name, $id, $type, $value);
}

public function add_Select($label, $name, $id, $option, $default)
{
	$this->input[]= new Select($label, $name, $id, $option, $default);
}

public function create_Form() 
{

	foreach($this->input as $value){

		if(get_class($value) == "Select"){
			echo "<label>$value->label</label><select name='$value->name'
			id='$value->id'";
			foreach($value->option as $option){
				echo "<option value='$option'";
				if($value->default == $option){
					echo "selected='selected'";
				}
				echo ">$option</option>";
			}
			echo "</select>";
		}

		if(get_class($value) == "Text"){

			echo "<label>$value->label</label><input type='$value->type'
			id='$value->id name='$value->name' value='$value->value'>";
		}
	}
}
}

class Text extends Form
{
var $label;
var $name;
var $id;
var $type;
var $value;

public function Text($label, $name, $id, $type, $value)
{
	$this->label= $label;
	$this->name= $name;
	$this->id= $id;
	$this->type= $type;
	$this->value= $value;

}
}

class Select extends Form
{
var $label;
var $name;
var $id;
var $option= array();
var $default;


public function Select($label, $name, $id, $option, $default)
{
	$this->label= $label;
	$this->name= $name;
	$this->id= $id;
	$this->option= $option;
	$this->default= $default;
}
}
$list= array(1,2,3);


$registration_form= new Form("Name", "ID", "post", $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);
$registration_form->add_Input("Name", "name", "ID", "text","Name");
$registration_form->add_Input("Age", "age", "ID", "text","Age");
$registration_form->add_Select("Select", "test", "ID", $list, 1);
$registration_form->create_Form();

?>

[DarkWater]

So is this actually solved?  =/

 

Anyway, why are you using old constructors and no visibility keywords? =/  Also, you shouldn't have the Text, Select, etc. classes extend Form.  You should actually have an Element class which can be extended by those form elements.