Re: Re: QF multiple rows of elements

Hi! Bertrand Mansion wrote: > <nix@daniu.de> wrote : > >> Hi! >> >> Bertrand Mansion wrote: >> >>> If your form is built dynamically (ie. elements are added to it >>> in a non fixed way, as this is the case here because he is using >>> a loop), you should use the dynamic renderers. >> >> well ... of course you are right but I think if you have a big >> project and you need the dynamic once or very rarely ... this >> might be a way to do it ... knowing that it should actually not >> be done like that ... (as for me: I was basically too lazy to go >> into dynamic renderers) > > The dynamic renderers are for the lazy ones :) > > The reason is that once the template is done for one form, you > just re-use everywhere in your site. If you were really lazy, you > would have tried the dynamic renderers. OK - now I finally did it ... kind of. I am however not really as excited as you supposed I should be. In my project the forms come from a designer and all have a unique design. Of course not saying that every page looks different but the code might. The output for each element of the Form is definitely different. So - right now to me it seems that I would need to define a block for each element to get this done. That makes it almost impossible to "design" the whole thing with a wysiwyg-tool like Dreamweaver. Or can I still just use a normal html Form and exchange the form elements by tags - like {formname_elementname_html}? (as for the labels: I never need it because this is way too much "design" in my case - so we use plain html for that? Another - not so important point is that my renderer class is always the same with ITStatic - I just give it a template path and a template filename, that's - so far - the only difference. With ITDynamic I would have to assign a name to each group (in case they need to look different) The group handling is not really clear to me so far. If I need a dynamic group of elements - like articles - I just add the elements in the form to a group, give them names like: article1, article2 etc. and get them back as such? So it must be a group or can I also loop in any other way through elements? Did I miss anything? thanks Daniel