Carl Franks schrieb:
On 24/02/07, Mario Minati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Carl Franks schrieb:
I'm thinking of adding some sort of stash for each element, so you can
pass non-standard data around the code and to the templates.
That way you could set something like
$element->stash->{icon} = 'help';
Then maybe in the 'field' template file, add an appropriate block to
handle it.
I think this is a very nice idea, which gives most flexibility.
I found the following problems in the code you send me two weeks ago, so
I am not sure if they are still relevant:
- a fieldset cannot receive class attribute with add_container_attr,
only add_attributes worked
my $fs_last = $form->element('Fieldset')->add_attributes( { class =>
'fs_submit_area' } );
Yes, only elements which inherit from 'field' have
container_attributes() - in that case attributes() refers to the
actual input/select/etc tag.
With Fieldset (which inherits from Block) attributes() refers to the
actual block itself, so there is no other container.
Do you think that for Blocks, container_attributes() should be
provided as an alias for attributes() ?
After your explanation and some more code reading I understood the
difference. When there is a container there are container attributes, no
container only attributes.
That is straight forward and helps to understand the logic. And I like
it. For convenience someone might like the idea of the alias and help
avoiding a FAQ.
Which reminds me - I need to check how Multi handles this - as it's a
bit of a half-Multi and half-field.
As I saw it in the templates multi is wrapped with a field and has
therefore both.
Where do you think should be the place for the errors, where the
labels are, under the labels, where the comments are or under the
comments?
Can we provide a way to switch that programatically (ease of use) or
you think changing the templates is always the way to go?
Yeah, I don't really think anything like this belongs in the code - if
it can't be handled with css, then that's why each project has it's
own copy of the TT template files - so they can be easily customised.
Ok.
Maybe there can be a place to exchange user generated templates (the
tt_files) like the css app you provided.
That would be a nice showcase for everyone to learn.
Greets,
Mario
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