Description: ------------ calling create method with associative array options didn´t work for change of form_header_text. I managed to find the problem: Since default form_header_text is set to null, isset equals false, the code in the constructor is preventing the setting, especifically the if (isset($this->$key)) in the loop for $options. Below I point the broken code at the class constructor. Reproduce code: --------------- function DB_DataObject_FormBuilder(&$do, $options=false) { global $_DB_DATAOBJECT_FORMBUILDER; // Set default callbacks first! $this->_dateToDatabaseCallback = array($this,'_array2date'); $this->_dateFromDatabaseCallback = array($this,'_date2array'); // Read in config if (is_array($options)) { reset($options); while (list($key, $value) = each($options)) { if (isset($this->$key)) { //<=PROBLEM FOR $this->form_header_text! $this->$key = $value; } } } ... Expected result: ---------------- I only ask: Why is this condition being tested since I am setting the variable and should'nt matter if it is or not already set? Thanks and keep going because your class is very nice!

This was fixed in CVS a little while ago. isset() was used to make sure that the property was allowed to be set. Now, get_class_vars() is used. Be careful if you upgrade to the newest CVS version, there are BC breaks.