Hi Tom,
2009/2/5 Tom Boutell <[email protected]>:
> I believe ->render() and ->renderRow() would be much more useful if
> they accepted attributes intended for the formatting element that
> contains the row, not just the attribute itself.
I absolutely agree. If I use the method renderRow(), I am abstracting
on a row-based level and I want to influence the attributes for the
row. This is why I think passing the attributes given to renderRow()
to the <tr> tag only would be fine.
If I want to tune the attributes for the single widget, I can still
render it individually.
Example:
$form['email']->renderRow(array('class' => 'foobar'));
<tr class="foobar">...</tr>
vs.
$form['email']->render(array('class' => 'foobar'));
<input class="foobar" ... />
Bernhard
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