> Matthew Weier O'Phinney-3 wrote:
> You should create a custom decorator for that, then -- have it simply
> emit a <td></td> -- and attach it to that button.
I made a custom decorator and I'd like to use it as following:
$this->submit->setDecorators(array(
array(
'decorator' => 'ViewHelper',
'options' => array('helper' => 'formSubmit')),
array(
'decorator' => new my_decorator(),
'options' => array('numColumns' => value,
'placement' => value)),
array(
'decorator' => array('tr' => 'HtmlTag'),
'options' => array('tag' => 'tr')),
));
The problem is here that I need to pass my decorator a couple of values. How
many columns the table has and (if I ever want to use more than two) and if
where the button should display, in the first or in the second. I can't
modify the constructor of my decorator since that gives me a conflict with
the Zend_Form_Decorator_Interface. And if I add options like I did in my
example they aren't used since Zend_Form->addDecorator has this code:
if ($decorator instanceof Zend_Form_Decorator_Interface) {
$name = get_class($decorator);
}
The options aren't passed to anything.
Is there any way around this?
> Pass the 'placement' => 'append' option to the Label decorator.
This works great, thanks.
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