Re: Quickform, Controller, Renderer and Templates

On Tue, 2004-04-27 at 19:08, Bertrand Mansion wrote: > <phpdev@growingman.com> wrote : > ...<snip>... > > > > $tpl =& new HTML_Template_Sigma('./templates'); > > $tpl->loadTemplateFile('uploadS.tpl.html'); > > $renderer =& new HTML_QuickForm_Renderer_ITStatic($tpl); > > $renderer->setRequiredTemplate('{label}<font color="red" > > size="1">*</font>'); > > $renderer->setErrorTemplate('<font > > color="red">{error}</font> > > <br />{html}'); > > > > I believe the names in the template don't match with those generated by > > the Controller and I can't figure out the naming convention. > > e.g.: I couldn't find in the documentation that elements must be named > > form_element as in myform_radio where myform is the form name given to > > QF. > > Do you use the method accept() somewhere ? > I think an example was posted on the list maybe 2-3 weeks ago (with Smarty, > but that's the same idea). > > Bertrand Mansion > Mamasam Yes, I did use accept() just after the snippet listed. Those lines are the only thing I changed. I looked for the example and I'm still having troubles. >From this and other attempts I gathered that I don't understand the placeholders naming conventions. Is it: form_group_element_index_type where index could be missing and type it's normally either label or html? Another example uses: form.group.element.type Can you point out where this is explained in the documentation? I seem to have missed it. Without knowing this I don't understand how to tell the template where to put my elements or what I want where I want it. Am I being a control freak? :) Thanks for your help Dario