iSac wrote:
>
> One way to get at this is:
>
> - subclass Zend_Form with MyApp_Form, use that as your base form
> class.
> - in MyApp_Form override createElement to add the decorator
> - create elements using $this->createElement('type', 'name'), rather
> than using the constructor.
>
> MyApp_Form::createElement() would look something like this:
>
> public function createElement($type, $name, $options = null)
> {
> $el = parent::createElement($type, $name, $options);
> $el->addDecorator('MyDecorator');
> return $el;
> }
>
Thanks iSac. We did think of something similar, it just seems like something
that should be supported by default.
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