Thanks for the feedback, Zdenek. Yes, it's a small thing to fix and really is
not a problem.
For those who are trying to figure out what I meant with my original post:
Strange enough the output of checkbox values works in one of my forms but not
in the other. So I'm currently trying to find the difference between the two...
-will
On 18.12.2009, at 16:40, Zdenek Skodik wrote:
>
> Dear Will,
>
> as usually you're right;) With
>
> <input type="${content.type}" id="${content.controlName}_${label_index}"
> name="${content.controlName}" value="${data[1]!data[0]!?html}"
> ${checked} />
> <label for="${content.controlName}_${label_index}">${data[0]}</label>
>
> it works for me..fixed at m-m-form-1.1.
>
> --
> Best regards,
>
> Zdenek Skodik
> Magnolia International Ltd.
>
> Magnolia® - Simple Open-Source Content Management
>
>
> On Fri, 2009-12-18 at 16:13 +0100, Will Scheidegger wrote:
>> Oh... and while we're at it, doesn't the formSelection.ftl produce non-valid
>> HTML for checkboxes?
>>
>> <label id="${content.controlName}_label"
>> for="${content.controlName}_${label_index}">
>> <input id="${content.controlName}_${label_index}"
>> name="${content.controlName}" type="${content.type}"
>> value="${data[1]!data[0]!?html}" ${checked} />
>> ${data[0]}
>> </label>
>>
>> If you have multiple select boxes, you'll end up with multiple <label />
>> elements with the same ID if I'm not mistaken.
>>
>> -will
>>
>> On 18.12.2009, at 14:47, Will Scheidegger wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Dear Magnolians
>>>
>>> Probably a very simple question for those familiar with the subject: How
>>> can I get the form values of a checkbox paragraph. E.g. when I add a
>>> checkbox paragraph (i.e. a "Selection" paragraph), name the field
>>> "interests" and add three possible values like this
>>>
>>> Skiing:ski
>>> Surfing:surf
>>> Soccer:soccer
>>>
>>> How can I get the selected values printed in my mail form? I tried
>>>
>>> ${interests}
>>>
>>> as with a regular edit field, but honestly did not really expect this to
>>> work - and it did not. So now I simply tried to check if there was anything
>>> like that in the model:
>>>
>>> <#if interests??>
>>> There is a "interests" value
>>> <#else>
>>> There is NO "interests" value
>>> </#if>
>>>
>>> And I do get NO as an answer. What is the right way to do this?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> -will
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