hi,

Banging your head on a wall is deprecated, headaches are side-effects.

Try to add an exception in your configure() :

throw new Exception("Was Here");


Does it happens ?

"theemail" : do you have an object Theemail in your model ? Who has set this
name on form ?

In your template :

throw new Exception(class($form));


instead of rendering. Look at form class.

First of all, check the rendered widget is the widget you declared, and not
another (like generated forms and other custom/plugin form).

And tell lus,

Alexandre

2009/11/29 Antony <[email protected]>

> Hello,
>
> I'm banging my head against the wall after trying to make this work..
>
> Here is the setting:
>
> I have a form "email like" and I wanted to add TinyMCE for the main
> body. I installed the sfFormExtraPlugin, and TinyMCE in my js/ folder.
> Then I opened my emailForm.class.php and added:
>
>  public function configure()
>  {
>         $this->setWidgets(array( 'body' => new sfWidgetFormTextareaTinyMCE
> (
>          array(
>                'width' => 550,
>                'height' => 350,
>            'config' => 'theme: "simple"',
>                ),
>          array(
>           'class' => 'tiny_mce'
>            )
>          )
>        ));
>  }
>
> But then, when I render the Template containing the basic $form->render
> () function it just outputs a basic <textarea rows="4" cols="30"
> name="theemail[body]" id="theemail_body"></textarea>
>
> I can't make it render the TinyMCE enabled version.
>
> TibyMCE is not the issue because if I add it manually by putting:
> <script type="text/javascript">
>            tinyMCE.init({
>                mode: "exact",
>                elements: "theemail_body",
>                theme: "simple"
>            });
>    </script>
> it works..
>
> It seems that the declaration of the new sfWidgetFormTextareaTinyMCE
> (xxxx) is ignored.
>
> Any idea about how I could test the fact that the declaration is taken
> into account or not and why?
>
> Just so you know, if I mispell the new sfWidgetFormTextareaTinyMCE
> (xxxx) there is no error either..
> Also, Eclipse seems to recognizes the class (telling me it extends the
> sfWidgetFormTextarea) which would indicate that it is know by the
> code..
>
> very weirs..
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
>
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