Ian P. Christian wrote:
> Maybe you can already- but the way a form element is output should be
> modifiable pragmatically, not just by using a manual method in the
> template. For example, if you want errors to appear below a input,
> rather then above, and you want to use table-less form layers - you'd
> specify a different formatter class and it would just work. But.. I
> should RTFS to find out of this is already possible ;)
worked it out, for those interested...
sfWidgetFormSchema::addFormFormatter($name, sfWidgetFormSchemaFormatter
$formatter)
then you set it...
$schema->setFormFormatterName('list');
2 are build in, list and table.
you can write your own as long as they extend sfWidgetFormSchemaFormatter
more to come soon :)
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Ian P. Christian ~ http://pookey.co.uk
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