FormState::getGroups
  • References/PHP/Drupal/Form/FormState

public &FormState::getGroups() Returns

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FormState::$executed
  • References/PHP/Drupal/Form/FormState

If TRUE, the form was submitted and has been processed and executed. This property is uncacheable. Type:

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FormState::setRedirectUrl
  • References/PHP/Drupal/Form/FormState

public FormState::setRedirectUrl(Url $url) Sets

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FormState::isRequestMethodSafe
  • References/PHP/Drupal/Form/FormState

protected FormState::isRequestMethodSafe() Checks

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FormState::setStorage
  • References/PHP/Drupal/Form/FormState

public FormState::setStorage(array $storage) Sets

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FormState::$process_input
  • References/PHP/Drupal/Form/FormState

TRUE signifies correct form submission. This is always TRUE for programmed forms coming from

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FormState::isExecuted
  • References/PHP/Drupal/Form/FormState

public FormState::isExecuted() Determines

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FormState::setInvalidToken
  • References/PHP/Drupal/Form/FormState

public FormState::setInvalidToken($invalid_token) Flags

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FormState::isRedirectDisabled
  • References/PHP/Drupal/Form/FormState

public FormState::isRedirectDisabled() Determines

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FormState::$cache
  • References/PHP/Drupal/Form/FormState

If set to TRUE the original, unprocessed form structure will be cached, which allows the entire form to be rebuilt from cache. A typical form workflow involves two page requests;

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