Have you seen the labelling form builder in the test case for form_for?

On 7/4/06, Peter Michaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
Hi,

I found a plugin on the web for a label helper and modified it to be
more like the rails core form elements behave (errors etc). I really
think this could be good to DRY forms especially with the new CRUD for
everything and likely more reliance on scaffolding. In my _form.rhtml
partial I can now write (abreviated)

<% form_for :category, @category,
                   :url ="" {:action="" |f| %>

    <%= f.label :name %></dt>
    <%= f.text_field :name  %></dd>
    <%= f.label :description, 'The description' %></dt>
    <%= f.text_area :description  %></dd>

<% end %>

I'm not a rails wizard and don't feel like I could make a quality
patch. Can someone help or tell me what's wrong with my plugin?

View the plugin code online
http://dev.actioncommerce.org/trac/browser/trunk/vendor/plugins/label_helpers/lib/label_helper.rb

Checkout the plugin
svn checkout http://www.actioncommerce.org/svn/actioncommerce/trunk/vendor/plugins/label_helpers

Thanks,
Peter


The plugin I found doesn't work with form_for and doesn't behave like
the other rails form_helpers. It appends an error string instead of
wrapping the element. I don't think that is as flexible

http://www.eric-stewart.com/svn/rails/plugins/label_helpers/lib/label_helper.rb
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