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I keep trying to save my precious S's, but I fail every time.
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You can set the #access property for the form field to FALSE. The form field will not be shown to the userusers, but its value will be still be available in $form_state['values'] for the submission, and validation handlers.

Using #access is always the suggested way to avoid users can change the value of a form field, and avoid any third-party module depending on that form field starts to raise warnings, or fails to work as expected.

You can set the #access property for the form field to FALSE. The form field will not be shown to the user, but its value will be still be available in $form_state['values'] for the submission, and validation handlers.

Using #access is always the suggested way to avoid users can change the value of a form field, and avoid any third-party module depending on that form field starts to raise warnings, or fails to work as expected.

You can set the #access property for the form field to FALSE. The form field will not be shown to the users, but its value will be still be available in $form_state['values'] for the submission, and validation handlers.

Using #access is always the suggested way to avoid users can change the value of a form field, and avoid any third-party module depending on that form field starts to raise warnings, or fails to work as expected.

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avpaderno ♦
avpaderno ♦
  • 97.9k
  • 15
  • 164
  • 284

You can set the #access property for the form field to FALSE. The form field will not be shown to the user, but its value will be still be available in $form_state['values'] for the submission, and validation handlers.

Using #access is always the suggested way to avoid users can change the value of a form field, and avoid any third-party module depending on that form field starts to raise warnings, or fails to work as expected.